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Add support for Tesla (and other) chargers #162
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Apparently, due to bug #171, using flows for charging could in some cases fail, hopefully this should have been fixed in v. 0.19.41 |
Still no response from the Tesla app developer... |
As the Tesla app still does not support other apps to control it I decided to create a generic charging device that will ease the integration with piggy for unsupported chargers. |
…n a common function. Added charging flows to the charging device
…in the device pairing for the charger controller
…tomatically and gives warning when trying to use a flow for it.
…charge sheduling + changed line diagram to bar diagram for prices
…shift), also for zomed characters. + Fixed some translations.
…d (already selected will show in the high priority list until deselected). Charge controllers are added to high priority.
… settings screen. + Added framework to control the charge controller.
* Fixed underlined text * Added display of charge plan * Added display for no plan created * Removed some further remains of the old charger display in the app settings.
…go from 0% to 100% during the charge cycle * Also added some minor debug support
The check in 742e82d should actually have been referring to this ticket |
… the new controller device work as it should. (not complete) + Also changed the icons for Money to be more generic as it showed "Kr" which is not international.
…d updated the test system to cope with these signals.
…unction correctly. * Added triggers and actions to the test interface so testing should be realistic * Fixed reporting of Energy used * Fixed the charge cycle filter
…s of chargers. Minor fixes to make the validation work with all chargers.
The branch has now been merged with main and has been published to testing |
Apparently, the driver for Tesla chargers does not expose the target current as a capability, which makes it impossible to control from other apps like Piggy.
A request has been sent to the Tesla app developer to hopefully add support for this.
Meanwhile, the only way to control the Tesla charger with Piggy is by using the built-in flow support.
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