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An implementation in Node.js of the client side interface to the Tesla Model S API documented at:
http:https://docs.timdorr.apiary.io/
This is unofficial documentation of the Tesla Model S REST API used by the iOS and Android apps. It features functionality to monitor and control the Model S remotely. Documentation is provided on the Apiary.io site linked above.
These programs and documentation do not come from Tesla Motors Inc.
Be careful when using these programs as they can lock and unlock your car as well as control various functions relating to the charging system, sun roof, lights, horn, and other subsystems of the car.
Be careful not to send your login and password to anyone other than Tesla or you are giving away the authentication details required to control your car.
#Disclaimer
Use these programs at your own risk. The author (Hans Jespersen) does not guaranteed the proper functioning of these applications. This code attempts to use the same interfaces used by the official Tesla phone apps. However, it is possible that use of this code may cause unexpected damage for which nobody but you are responsible. Use of these functions can change the settings on your car and may have negative consequences such as (but not limited to) unlocking the doors, opening the sun roof, or reducing the available charge in the battery.
#Installation
To use these programs you must download and install 'node' from http:https://nodejs.org . Once node is installed, use the included 'npm' utility to download and install the teslams tools and all it's dependent modules
npm install -g teslams
or if you are not logged in as the root (administrator) use:
sudo npm install -g teslams
#chargebar.js - monitor your car from your desktop
This application displays the charge state of a Tesla Model S in an ASCII terminal window.
To execute run:
chargebar -u <username> -p <password>
For help run :
chargebar --help
Usage: chargebar.js -u <username> -p <password>
Options:
-u, --username Teslamotors.com login [required]
-p, --password Teslamotors.com password [required]
-?, --help Print usage information
Missing required arguments: u, p
#climatemon.js - monitor the temperature of your car from your desktop
This application displays and controls the climate control system of a Tesla Model S. Colors are white/yellow when climate control is off Interior temperature bar is blue when cooling and red when heating
To execute run:
climatemon -u <username> -p <password>
CTRL-D toggles climate control on/off
CTRL-C to exit
For help run :
climatemon --help
Usage: climatemon.js -u username -p password
Options:
-u, --username Teslamotors.com login [required]
-p, --password Teslamotors.com password [required]
Missing required arguments: u, p
#teslamap.js - dude, where's my car?
A sample application which uses the teslams.js library to determine the car location and optionally launch a browser using Google Maps.
To execute run:
teslamap -u <username> -p <password>
For help run :
teslamap --help
Usage: teslamap.js -u <username> -p <password> [--json || --url || --kml] [--map]
Options:
-u, --username Teslamotors.com login [required]
-p, --password Teslamotors.com password [required]
-j, --json Display the drive state info [boolean]
-m, --map Open a map in the default browser which displays the current location of the car [boolean]
-k, --kml Print out the location of the car in KML format [boolean]
-U, --url Print a URL to google maps on the console [boolean]
-?, --help Print usage information
Missing required arguments: u, p
#teslacmd.js - CLI swiss army knife for the REST API
A sample command line application which uses the teslams.js library and takes command line arguments that allow all know REST API functions to be used.
To execute run:
teslacmd -u <username> -p <password>
For help run :
teslacmd --help
Usage: teslacmd.js -u <username> -p <password> -cdFgHimPtvw -A [on|off] -C [start|stop]
-R [std|max] -S <%open> -S [close|vent|comfort|open] -L [lock|unlock] -T <temp>
Options:
-u, --username Teslamotors.com login [required]
-p, --password Teslamotors.com password [required]
-c Display the charge state [boolean]
-d, --drive Display the drive state [boolean]
-F, --flash Flash the car headlights [boolean]
-g, --gui Display the GUI settings [boolean]
-H, --honk Honk the car horn [boolean]
-m, --mobile Display the mobile state [boolean]
-P, --port Open charge port door [boolean]
-t Display the climate/temp state [boolean]
-v Display the vehicle state [boolean]
-i, --id Print vehicle identification "--no-i" for silent mode [boolean] [default: true]
-w, --wake Wake up the car telemetry [boolean]
-R, --range Charging range mode: "std" or "max"
-S, --roof Move the car sunroof to any position
-T, --temp Set the car climate control temperature (in Celcius)
-L, --lock Lock/Unlock the car doors
-A, --climate Turn the air conditioning and heating on/off
-C, --charge Turn the charging on/off
-?, --help Print usage information
Missing required arguments: u, p
#streaming.js - Capture and log real-time telemetry while driving
A sample application which uses the TESLA HTTP Long Polling "STREAMING" API to get continuous telemetry from the Tesla Model S. A valid teslamotors.com login and password is required and must be provided on the command line options.
By default the output goes to a file called "streamming.out" which can also be changed with command line options. Each time you run the program you will over-write the output file so copy old log data or specify a different output file before running the application a second time.
To execute run:
streaming -u <username> -p <password>
For help run :
streaming --help
Usage: node ./streaming -u <username> -p <password> [--file <filename>] [--values <value_list>] [--silent]
Options:
-u, --username Teslamotors.com login [required]
-p, --password Teslamotors.com password [required]
-s, --silent Silent mode: no output to console [boolean]
-f, --file Output file. [default: "streaming.out"]
-v, --values List of values to collect [default: "speed,odometer,soc,elevation,est_heading,est_lat,est_lng,power,shift_state"]
-?, --help Print usage information
Missing required arguments: u, p
#teslams.js - The main library (for javascript programmers)
Contains a library of functions and constants which allow the uses the TESLA "REST" API to get and set values on the Tesla Model S. All functions take an optional callback that will be passed the javascript object returned from the TESLA API.
Functions include:
get_vid() - get the "id" of the Model S by logging into the Tesla portal
vehicles() - login to portal and get vehicles list and options data
all() - get array of all vehicles (if more than one, we salute you!)
mobile_enabled() - check is remote/mobile control is on or off
get_charge_state() - get the full set of charge state information
get_climate_state() - get the full set of climate state information
get_drive_state() - get the full set of drive state information
get_vehicle_state() - get the full set of vehicle state information
get_gui_settings() - get the GUI setting
wake_up() - wake up the communication with the car (if dormant)
open_charge_port() - open the charge port door
charge_state() - set the charging state
charge_range() - set the range mode
flash() - flash the headlights
honk() - honk the horn
door_lock() - lock/unlock the doors
set_temperature() - set the climate control temperatures
auto_conditioning() - turn on/off the climate control (HVAC) system
sun_roof() - control the sun roof
stream() - low-level interface to streaming service
Constants include:
CHARGE_OFF - turns the charger off
CHARGE_ON - turns the charger on
RANGE_STD - set the charge mode to standard range
RANGE_MAX - set the charge mode to maximum range
LOCK_OFF - turns the door locks off (unlock)
LOCK_ON - turns the door locks on (locked)
TEMP_HI - highest temperature setting on climate control (32C/90F)
TEMP_LO - the lowest temperature setting on climate control (17C/63F)
CLIMATE_OFF - turns climate control off
CLIMATE_ON - turns climate control on
ROOF_CLOSE - closes the roof
ROOF_VENT - puts the roof in vent position
ROOF_COMFORT - puts the roof in the 80% open position (for reduced noice)
ROOF_OPEN - puts the roof in the 100% open position
#example.js - a hello world app that uses the "teslams" node module
A very simple sample application which uses the teslams.js library to call common functions provided in the REST API. A valid teslamotors.com login and password is required and must be inserted into the config.json configuration file.
The example.js application requires that you edit the credentials in the file "config.json" before running the programs or authentication will fail. All other examples get the username and password from the command line options.
{
"username": "[email protected]",
"password": "yourPassword",
}
To execute change into the examples directory to run:
cd ~/node_modules/teslams/examples
node example
#Feedback and Support
For more information, feedback, or community support see the Tesla Motors Club forum at http:https://www.teslamotorsclub.com/showthread.php/13410-Model-S-REST-API or email the author at [email protected]