An ExpressJS app that mimics (or mocks) the Tesla REST API surface area for local testing and experimentation.
In order to use the app you must first download and install NodeJS.
A teslamock installable package for npm is now available. To download and install the library and all of its dependencies to a local project directory use the following:
npm install teslamock
You may also install directly from the GitHub source. Either download and unzip the source, or clone the repository.
Remember, whether you install via npm, ZIP source or Git clone you must install the dependencies before using teslamock.
To install dependencies via npm, from the root level of the library directory type:
npm install
This app is under development. New features and bug fixes are being added periodically. To ensure that you have the very latest version of teslamock and it's dependencies be sure to update frequently. To do so, from your project directory type:
npm update
The Tesla REST API encapusulated by this library was documented through the collaboration of many Tesla owners. Please thank and support them for their efforts. The current REST API documentation can be found at:
http://docs.timdorr.apiary.io/
- In 1.02 the migration from JADE to PUG should now be complete. Please report any issues.
- Auth always succeeds
- Model X not yet supported
- No support for multiple vehicles
This is a simple ExpressJS app that mimics the Tesla servers and implements the full REST API surface area. You can write REST clients that talk to teslamock as if it was the Tesla servers.
Additionally there is now a web interface for this app to allow monitoring state changes sent from clients as well as changing the state to test client behavior. To use the web interface point your web browser to http://127.0.0.1:3000.
Note: the app is still fairly basic and in many cases simply returns success results. It does not validate input parameters including the OAuth token and vehicleID. Streaming is not yet emulated. It does now track vehicle state changes on the server. The web interface does not yet allow for changing vehicle state values.
The app has been updated to replace the use of the JADE templating engine. JADE has recently been renamed to PUG and changes were made to the templating system - all templates should now be updated to use the new format.
Usage:
node teslamock.js [options]
Options:
-h, --help output usage information
-P, --port port for the server (default: 3000)