A small Flask Service allowing you to share your ETA on a map based on your TeslaLogger or TeslaMateApi location.
This is a very rough project at the moment. Currently there is only one user, "admin" with the password set via .env.
- all mobile responsive
- Map view with routing based on MapBox.
- Ability to create expiring links via a webpage
- ETA, Distance and Chargestate update based on car state every 5 seconds
- Viewing active links
- Ability to create new links by searching location on map or manual coordinate entry
A more in depth guide on how to run it behind Traefik alongside TeslaLogger, can be found here.
Warning
Please note that the .env file changed between versions 0.3.7 and 0.5.0!
Copy the .env_sample to .env and configure the variables. This file will need to be in the folder of your docker-compose.yml or in the folder where you will run the script in.
| Variable | Example | Required |
|---|---|---|
| PORT | 5051 |
Y |
| DATA_DIR | /data/ |
Y |
| SECRET_KEY | RANDOMLY_GENERATED_HERE |
Y |
| ADMIN_PASSWORD | PASSWORD_FOR_ADMIN_PAGE |
Y |
| BASE_URL | /map |
Y |
| MAPBOX_TOKEN | pk.BLA |
Y |
| DISABLE_AUTH | False |
N |
| BACKEND_PROVIDER | teslalogger OR teslamate |
Y |
| BACKEND_PROVIDER_BASE_URL | http://insert-base-api-here:withport/TeslaLogger Example: http://raspberry:5010/ |
Y |
| BACKEND_PROVIDER_CAR_ID | 1 |
Y |
| BACKEND_PROVIDER_MULTICAR | False OR JSON of allowed CarIDs and their Names (see .env_sample) |
N |
| TZ | Europe/Berlin |
Y |
ADMIN_PASSWORDvariable is the password in plaintext for the user "admin"MAPBOX_TOKENwill need to be generated here. A free Mapbox account is required.
The following docker-compose.yml file will store the database in ./data/. Make sure you created the folder or you've adjusted the file below.
version: '3'
services:
teslaeta:
container_name: teslaeta
image: ghcr.io/flosoft/teslaeta:latest
volumes:
- ./data/:/data/
env_file:
- .env
ports:
- "5051:5051"
You will need to install the python requirements, pip install -r requirements.txt
Then you can simply run docker_init.sh.
Once the service is up and running, you'll be able to access it on BASEURL + /admin, for example /map/admin. Just log in with the username admin and the password which you sent in .env.