TeslaMonitor

Script to track Tesla's inventory

This script allows to easy track Tesla's inventory using inventory API (this is not a web page scraper).

Script can be run from command line or automaticaly using in example cron. Found cars are displayed on console, script allows also to send push notification to your phone using Pushover Script sends only one notication per car (per vin exactly)

Versions

This script has two versions:

• teslamonitor.py - standard version, that use requests and can work directly in operating system without graphical console and installed chrome/chromium. This version can be easly blocked by API.
• teslamonitorselenium.py - version that use selenium framework, which use chrome/chromium browser, this version allows to bypass the connection block Tesla api. Unfortunatelly this version requires chrome/chromium installed in the system and graphical console.

Install

Requirements

• Installed python3
• Installed pip (in some situations can be useful)
• Installed Selenium for teslamonitorselenium.py (pip3 install selenium)

Instalation

Clone that repository or simply download teslamonitor.py and teslamonitorselenium.py files to local folder. Then follow instructions from Configuration chapter.

Configuration

Configuration occurs on the beginning of every script. You can set keys neccessary to use Pushover and model of Tesla you are looking for.

Pushover

To use Pushover you should register on Pushover, obtain user key and token, set it in the file and then install Pushover mobile app on your phone.

• pushoverToken - set to token obtained from Pushover or leave empty
• pushoverUserKey - set to user key obtained from Pushover or leave empty

Car model and equipment

• model - set one of the following values: my, m3, ms, mx

Example:

model = "my"

• version (aka trim) - choose from the following values:
  • for Tesla Y: RAWD, LRAWD, MYRWD
  • for Tesla 3: LRAWD, LRRWD, M3RWD
  • for Tesla X: MXPLAID, MXAWD
  • for Tesla S: MSPLAID, MSAWD

You can choose more then one (separated commas), or leave empty if color doesn't matter.

Example:

version = ["MXPLAID"] # Tesla X PLAID
version = ["LRAWD", "MYRWD"] # Tesla Y AWD & RWD
version = [] # version doesn't matter

• condition - condition of your Tesla, possible values: new, used

Example:

condition = "new"

• colors - list of exterior paint colors, possible values: WHITE, BLACK, BLUE, SILVER, RED. You can choose more then one (separated commas), or leave empty if color doesn't matter.

Example:

colors = ["WHITE", "BLACK"] # colors white and black
colors = [] # colors doesn't matter

• wheels - wheels size for your car, possible values EIGHTEEN, NINETEEN, TWENTY, TWENTY_ONE, TWENTY_TWO. Not all sizes are available in every model. You can choose more then one (separated commas), or leave empty if wheels size doesn't matter.

Example:

wheels = ["NINETEEN", "TWENTY"] # wheels sizes 19" and 20"
wheels = [] # wheels size doesn't matter

• towing - To add towing option set to TOWING otherwise set empty

Example:

towing = "TOWING" # car with tow hitch
towing = "" # towing option doesn't matter

Locale settings

Market and region settings.

Set three params:

• market
• region
• language

Get values from the table below.

Country	language	market	region
Austria	de	AT	europe
Australia	en	AU	north america
Belgium	nl	BE	europe
Canada	en	CA	north america
Switzerland	de	CH	europe
Czechia	cs	CZ	europe
Germany	de	DE	europe
Denmark	da	DK	europe
Spain	es	ES	europe
Finland	fi	FI	europe
France	fr	FR	europe
United Kingdom	en	GB	europe
Greece	el	GR	europe
Croatia	hr	HR	europe
Hungary	hu	HU	europe
Ireland	en	IE	europe
Iceland	is	IS	europe
Italy	it	IT	europe
Luxembourg	fr	LU	europe
Mexico	es	MX	north america
Netherlands	nl	NL	europe
Norway	no	NO	europe
Poland	pl	PL	europe
Puerto Rico	es	PR	north america
Portugal	pt	PT	europe
Romania	ro	RO	europe
Sweden	sv	SE	europe
Slovenia	sl	SI	europe
United States	en	US	north america

Example:

market = "PL"
region = "europe"
language = "pl"

Location

Your location and range from your location to find a car

• zipCode - ZIP (postal) code of your location

Example:

zipCode = "00050"

• range - distance from your location to location of car. Set up to 200 (miles/kilometer) or 0 to find all deliverable cars.

Example:

zipCode = "0"

Price

You can limit maximum price of car using that parameter.

• maxPrice - price in local currency, set to 0 if doesn't matter.

Example:

maxPrice = 250250

Usage

You can run script directly from command line using:

python3 teslamonitor.py

or

python3 teslamonitorselenium.py

You can also add teslamonitor.py to crontab (in some cases additional shell script teslamonitor.sh can be required).

Example of usage of cron to run monitor every 15 minutes

*/15 * * * * root /path_to_script/teslamonitor.sh >/dev/null

or

*/15 * * * * cd  /path_to_script/ && python3 teslamonitor.py > /dev/null

All depends on version of operating system and cron you use.