DEPRECATED Use https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/tankerkoenig/ instead

Tankerkoenig Component

Installation

1. Install this component by copying the files to your /custom_components/ folder
2. Add this to your configuration.yaml using the config options below example.
3. You will need to restart for the component to start working

tankerkoenig:
  api_key: YOUR_API_KEY
  monitored_conditions:
    - e5
    - e10
    - diesel
    - state
  stations:
    - id: '11571341-3296-4f16-a363-28b8c188872c'
      name: 'Aral - Kölner_Str.'
      street: 'Kölner Straße'
      brand: ARAL

Options

key	default	required	description
api_key		yes	The API_KEY from Tankerkönig (descibed below)
monitored_conditions	[e5, e10, diesel, state]	no	What should be monitored

Stations

key	default	required	description
id		yes	The ID of the station (descibed below)
name	tankerkoenig_[ID]	no	Custom name of the station, used for the sensors
street		no	Street of the station
brand		no	Brand of the station

Description

To create the API-KEY and find the IDs of the stations follow the first steps of the blog-post: https://www.panbachi.de/tankerkoenig-preise-in-home-assistant-darstellen-141/

The component will create three sensors and one binary_sensor for each station:

• sensor.NAME_e5
• sensor.NAME_e10
• sensor.NAME_diesel
• binary_sensor.NAME_state

The sensors are used for the price and the binary_sensor is used for the state if the station is currently open or not and additionally stores the street and brand (if they were set).

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Due to how custom_components are loaded, it is normal to see a ModuleNotFoundError error on first boot after adding this, to resolve it, restart Home-Assistant.

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