Simple addon to TeslaMate that uses ntfy.sh to notify when car state changes.
| Variable | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| DEBUG | Outputs more verbose logging if set to 1. |
0 |
| NTFY_URL | ntfy instance. | https://ntfy.sh/ |
| NTFY_TOPIC | ntfy topic. You want to change this. | teslas |
| NTFY_MSG | Notification message template. This is the message your notification device receives. | Car is {{.State}} |
| MQTT_HOST | The host of the TeslaMate MQTT server. | moquitto |
| MQTT_PORT | The port of the TeslaMate MQTT server. | 1883 |
| TESLA_STATES | Comma separated list of states to notify about. Can be charging, driving, suspended, online or offline |
charging |
| TESLA_CAR_ID | The TeslaMate ID of the car. | 1 |
To use together with TeslaMate under docker-compose, you can add this to the services section of your docker-compose file. A prebuilt image of this repo is available on Docker Hub.
services:
teslanotify:
image: hnesland/teslanotify:latest
restart: always
environment:
- NTFY_TOPIC=secret_tesla_topic
- TESLA_STATES=chargingOr you can run the binary anywhere you like, it reads configuration from the environment variables like above.
Build the binary with go build -o teslanotify ./cmd/teslanotify and run it like:
export NTFY_TOPIC=secret_tesla_topic
export MQTT_HOST=127.0.0.1
export MQTT_PORT=1883
export TESLA_STATES=charging
export DEBUG=1
./teslanotify
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