Issues running on Raspberry pi

[tdorssers]

Issues running on Raspberry pi

[erbmur]

Appears like this issue has already been picked up in the other issue log so ill close this one.

[tdorssers]

I have updated the script and Tesla's new SSO and MFA are now supported

[erbmur]

You will have to forgive me but I have been trying to teach myself python for only a short while. I had managed to work backwords from your previous build to get my project working, but with this new update I don't seem to be able to work out how to use your API.

Previously I would use the below in the own code:

import teslapy

with teslapy.Tesla(EMAIL, PASSWORD, CLIENT_ID, CLIENT_SECRET) as tesla:
tesla.fetch_token()
vehicles = tesla.vehicle_list()
Azurite = vehicles[0]
Azurite_State = Azurite['state']
if Azurite_State != 'asleep':
Azurite_Raw = Azurite.get_vehicle_data()
NearestCharges = Azurite.get_nearby_charging_sites()
else:
with open(os.path.join(location,'Azurite_SavedData.json')) as jsonfile:
Azurite_Raw = json.loads(jsonfile.read())
jsonfile.close

but with the new update I see there are some different arguments that I can't seem to work out. If you could point me in the right direction that would be great?

[tdorssers]

Please change the line 'with teslapy.Tesla(EMAIL, PASSWORD, CLIENT_ID, CLIENT_SECRET) as tesla:' to 'with teslapy.Tesla(EMAIL, PASSWORD) as tesla:'. In case you have enabled MFA, then you need to specify a method as the 3rd argument. This method should return the passcode.

[erbmur]

Thank you so much. I really appreciate the effort you have put into this project and taking the time to answer my question.

[tdorssers]

No problem. I have also added support for multiple authentication devices and token refreshing.