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spooksman
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That's not so good for those of us with limited skills on all this stuff - I didn't even really understand how to apply the 'fix'...
DeltaOne
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Anyone here with experience importing TeslaMate data in to Tessie? Or importing in to another app?
DeltaOne
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Thanks! Looks like it's possible to import the charging and driving data. That's probably where I'll head if TeslaMate is truly abandoned.
spooksman
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I think it's likely that the move by Tesla to the FleetAPI is causing some problems, as the streaming API is a big change over what they currently use (and has a cost implication).
I registered as a Tesla developer and moved my Android charging app / Google App engine code over (for me as none of my beta testers would pay a monthly charge and AppEngine costs me £5 / month for one car...).
I'll find out next year what Tesla plans to charge for access, as there are tiers, but expect Teslamate to stop working early next year or move to a subscription model...
I registered as a Tesla developer and moved my Android charging app / Google App engine code over (for me as none of my beta testers would pay a monthly charge and AppEngine costs me £5 / month for one car...).
I'll find out next year what Tesla plans to charge for access, as there are tiers, but expect Teslamate to stop working early next year or move to a subscription model...
He hasn't made a commit to Github since the end of October so may be away on holiday. I'd give it a few more weeks before confirming abandonment.
The person who made the fix has offered it to him to be merged into the main branch.
The amount of people in Github comments who will just blindly pull and run a different image connected to a database containing your cars credentials is truly staggering......
I wouldn’t normally mind downloading forked versions of open source software, but the PR looks a bit hacky.
In any case, looks like the new Tesla telemetry SDK might be limited for free use, which in my mind diminishes the value of TeslaMate. Might as well use TeslaFi, or better yet just build my own as a project. Hopefully that will become clear soon.
In any case, looks like the new Tesla telemetry SDK might be limited for free use, which in my mind diminishes the value of TeslaMate. Might as well use TeslaFi, or better yet just build my own as a project. Hopefully that will become clear soon.
Hey, I resemble that remark.
More seriously, I think the fix isn't canonical elixir, but not functionally wrong afaik. It seems to be backward compatible as well.
Haha, if it's any consolation I know nothing about elixir so wouldn't be a useful resource for a better fix! At least you got it working which is something I'm sure many including me are grateful for.Hey, I resemble that remark.
More seriously, I think the fix isn't canonical elixir, but not functionally wrong afaik. It seems to be backward compatible as well.
That being said, I've forked the repo, copied(stole) your changes, pushed to my own docker registry and downloaded it back to my Pi. So all is working again thanks to you
.Someone forked and it works for me (at least on Raspberry) GitHub - teslamate-fork/teslamate-fork: A self-hosted data logger for your Tesla 
using this is rather straightforward when using docker compose.
using this is rather straightforward when using docker compose.
Thanks for keeping this project above water!Hey, I resemble that remark.
Much appreciated.
I'm not a TeslaMate user, but am one of those folks that has been running locally on my home laptop my own Python based logger which I wrote. If someone in this community can provide some reasonable direction for how you can implement your own code using the new Tesla API, I'd really appreciate some guidance. From what I think I understand from my limited initial investigation of the new API, not clear how I do that without having my own web domain to register it.
My programming skills date back to the days of punch cards and FORTRAN (anyone here ever programmed an analog computer???), so I'm much more skilled at the application side once I have the data, so the whole new registered token security credential process is a bit baffling to me.
Thanks in advance!
spooksman
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I ended up going this route as well - the missus updated the car software so kind of had to…Someone forked and it works for me (at least on Raspberry) GitHub - teslamate-fork/teslamate-fork: A self-hosted data logger for your Tesla
using this is rather straightforward when using docker compose.
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Seemed simple enough and is apparently working just fine.
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