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It would appear that Tesla recently changed their cloud API and broke AutoPark and Homelink commands via a third party app:
Autopark returning a 400 Bad Request · Issue #14 · jsgoecke/tesla · GitHub
Trigger Homelink returns 400 Bad Request Error · Issue #15 · jsgoecke/tesla · GitHub
Someone in here previously called out in the iOS client that it had resources to control the Defrosters as follows:
Add defrost support · Issue #7 · jsgoecke/tesla · GitHub
Does anyone know if these are really implemented? I get a 404 on those.
BTW, I posted this today:
Commanding a Tesla Model S with the Amazon Echo
Having said this, it feels that the API implementation (aka - docs) for trigger_homelink and auotpark aren't necessarily complete:
- Autopark
tesla/commands.go at master · jsgoecke/tesla · GitHub
- Trigger Homelink...
On 'trigger_homelink' I see that @timdorr posted this:
There are a couple calls for the auto park (Summon) and homelink features. I'm working on them now. But here's the gist of it:
trigger_homelink: lat, lon, token
But that can't be all of the fields if you have more than one garage door...
I released this Golang API wrapper last week:
GitHub - jsgoecke/tesla: Provides a wrapper around the API to easily query and command a Telsa Model S
I am missing the summons portion of the API. Has anyone actually published the API calls and resources somewhere?
Is this definition still valid, or is there a new spec? I am trying to use the Ruby lib, my own tests, etc, and with a valid email/password I get 500 backs from the Tesla servers.