Teslamate: Suggestion - Updating the Drive Details dashboard with seperate graph plots?

Created on 18 Aug 2019 · 5Comments · Source: adriankumpf/teslamate

Just a suggestion not sure what others things about it - I personally prefer the driving details that tesla-apiscraper has where it breaks up some of the elements such as Speed and Power Reserve (e.g. see this).

All the plot lines with all the data is an overkill for me and takes me longer to track and see just the subset of data points I was interested in.

I was wondering if it is possible to do a similar graph, combined with the map. Essentially a mashup of the two? Separating the data points, do take up more space but possibly something to try? And I don't want to lose the maps here. :)

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bahree

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@nullgel That's look really nice! TeslaMate doesn't use a time series database like tesla-apiscraper. That's why some queries have to be written differently. I started working on a similar dashboard but it's far from finished: https://gist.github.com/adriankumpf/c0dabfd86c3e163508a8cb4936d4288e It should provide you with some examples though.

Feel free to open a PR if you make any progress! :)

adriankumpf on 18 Aug 2019

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OK, I just realized and adding this here for the benefit of others - clicking on one of the data time series in the legend, filters on that and shows only that. I didn't know this was possible. Doh. Still different views might be useful.

bahree on 18 Aug 2019

I'm coming from tesla-apiscraper as well. So far with teslamate, I'm having a tougher time getting a nice dashboard like I was able to piece together in apiscraper. Unless I'm doing it wrong, teslamate seems to require more db scripting. I would definitely like to see more examples with the Gauge visualization, for example. I can't seem to create a simple one just to show the current battery level.

It was a minimal amount of work to make this dashboard that I was using in apiscraper:
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