Tesla API client library and utilities written in golang.
Tesla, Inc. has created an externally-accessible API for query and (to a very limited extent) controlling their vehicles, such as the Model S, Model X, and Model 3. This API is used by their mobile applications on iOS and Android. It is totally undocumented and unsupported by Tesla, however a number of third-party applications (desktop, mobile, Web sites) have been created that use this API.
This repository contains a limited implementation of a golang client library to access that API, along with a couple of utilities that exercise the client library and API. It was created solely for the author's personal use on a specific project (the aforementioned utilities), and is being made available in the hopes that it is useful to others. Please note that the author makes this code available on an "as-is" basis, and does not promise any support whatsoever.
Crowd-sourced, reverse-engineered information on the Tesla API has been obtained from (https://tesla-api.timdorr.com/), (https://github.com/vloschiavo/powerwall2/), and related sources. The author acknowledges and greatly appreciates the efforts of those who have contributed to this effort.
A utility to obtain an authentication token from Tesla, used for various API calls. Requires a valid MyTesla account (email address) and password.
Displays and manipulates the token in the local token cache.
Imports Supercharger stall utilization data to an InfluxDB timeseries database. The intended use case is to be able to visualize Supercharger stall use over time in a system such as Grafana.
Imports Powerwall 2 power usage data (retrieved via direct access to a
Powerwall gateway on the local network) into an
InfluxDB
timeseries database. Similar to scimport above.
Prints Powerwall 2 battery capacity information from the system_status API call, in human-readable form.
Copyright (C) 2019-2021 Bruce A. Mah. All rights reserved. Distributed under a BSD-style license, see the LICENSE file for more information.