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Correct, use only the token returned by the oauth/token endpoint and not base64 encoded. Dirk

https://github.com/timdorr/tesla-api/issues/97#issuecomment-549613978 does the trick for me, at least for now :) msg_type: "data:subscribe_oauth", token: options.authToken, ...

Model S here. No idea why it behaves differently on your model 3 :(

I'm getting `data:error vehicle_disconnected` when the car state is not `online`. Is your model 3 `asleep` when you open the websocket?

As far as I can tell, you only need the token and vehicle_id to authenticate a new websocket connection. Streaming remains active until the connection is closed due to an error or because it's closed by the client app.

Note that logging of the messages to the console is disabled. Remove the // from line 290 in your copy of dirkvm/teslams if you want the messages listed. Otherwise use "examples/streamws.js -z --file" to list them to the file "streaming.out".

This is what I get with this websocket test, copy to examples/streamws.js simple test (id's and location data removed or edited, only vehicle_id and tokens[0] are used) { ... vehicle_id: NNNNNNNNN, tokens: [ 'XXXXXXXXXXXXXX', 'YYYYYYYYYYY' ], state: 'asleep', in_service: false...

I've added a webocket based version of streaming.js, dirkvm/teslams

Are you using sleep/nap checking? If not, or you don't mind turning that off, then I can adapt the original streaming.js to use the websocket streaming.

The problem is that I removed all "nap" code from streaming.js because I synchronize my local state with TeslaFi. If TeslaFi says the car is sleeping or is trying to sleep, then I close the websocket and stop asking for new tokens. To me, TeslaFi is perfect as an archive solution but I wanted...

Streaming API Broken after Model 3 updated to 2018.18.3 04dfd3c · Issue #68 · timdorr/tesla-api suggests that there's also a websocket based streaming api. I experimented a bit with this and it seems to work much better than the long-polling api (using a european MS75D 2019.5.14 53ca475). See...