Tesla API

Python 3 wrapper for Tesla API

setup via env variable

Set up your environment variables for the following:

TESLA_EMAIL - email used to log into your tesla account
TESLA_PASSWORD - password for your tesla account

Below are some examples to set environments in different shells:

cmd

    set TESLA_EMAIL=jaykubo@outlook.com
    set TESLA_PASSWORD=teslar0x

bash

    export TESLA_EMAIL=jaykubo@outlook.com
    export TESLA_PASSWORD="i<3tesla"

tcsh

    setenv TESLA_EMAIL "jaykubo@outlook.com"
    setenv TESLA_PASSWORD "i<3elon"

quickstart

$ git clone github.com/jkubo/tesla-api
$ cd tesla-api

quicktest

# Note: Test only works with environment variables set
$ python -c "import test"

usage by example

from api import Tesla
tesla = Tesla()

or, you can initialize the class by setting your environment variables in python

from api import Tesla
from os import environ
from getpass import getpass

environ['TESLA_EMAIL'] = 'jay@kubo.icu'
environ['TESLA_PASSWORD'] = getpass('your pw: ')
tesla = Tesla()

`list vehicles`

tesla.list()

`get vehicle`

VID = tesla.list()[-1]
model3 = tesla.get(VID)
# get vehicle name
model3.get('display_name')
model3.get('state')

`set vehicle`

# get vid
VID = tesla.list()[0]
modelx = tesla.get(VID)
modelx.get('state')
# wake up vehicle
tesla.set(VID).wake_up()
# lock vehicle
tesla.api.door.lock()

For more information, check the reference: https://tesla-api.timdorr.com/

todo

finish summary in data_request
better testing without external dependencies

jkubo/tesla-owners-api