Environment Variables
TeslaMate accepts the following environment variables for runtime configuration:
| Variable Name | Description | Default Value |
|---|---|---|
| ENCRYPTION_KEY | A key used to encrypt the Tesla API tokens (required) | |
| DATABASE_USER | Username (required) | |
| DATABASE_PASS | User password (required) | |
| DATABASE_NAME | The database to connect to (required) | |
| DATABASE_HOST | Hostname of the database server (required) | |
| DATABASE_PORT | Port of the database server | 5432 |
| DATABASE_POOL_SIZE | Size of the database connection pool | 10 |
| DATABASE_TIMEOUT | The time in milliseconds to wait for database query calls to finish | 60000 |
| DATABASE_SSL | Set to true if SSL should be enabled or noverify if certificate verification should not be performed. | false |
| DATABASE_SSL_CA_CERT_FILE | Path to a file containing PEM-encoded CA certificates (required if DATABASE_SSL is set to true) | |
| DATABASE_SSL_SNI | set SNI for host undel ssl mode | |
| DATABASE_IPV6 | Set to true if IPv6 should be used | false |
| VIRTUAL_HOST | Host part used for generating URLs throughout the app | localhost |
| URL_PATH | Path used for generating URLs (can be used with a reverse proxy) | / |
| CHECK_ORIGIN | Configures whether to check the origin header or not. May be true (recommended), false (default) or a comma-separated list of hosts that are allowed (e.g. https://example.com,//another.com:8080). Hosts also support wildcards. If true, it will check against the host value in VIRTUAL_HOST. | false |
| PORT | Port where the web interface is exposed | 4000 |
| HTTP_BINDING_ADDRESS | IP address where the web interface is exposed, or blank (default) meaning all addresses. | |
| DISABLE_MQTT | Disables the MQTT feature if true | false |
| MQTT_HOST | Hostname of the broker (required unless DISABLE_MQTT is true) | |
| MQTT_PORT | Port of the broker | 1883 (8883 for MQTT over TLS) |
| MQTT_USERNAME | Username | |
| MQTT_PASSWORD | Password | |
| MQTT_TLS | Enables TLS if true | false |
| MQTT_TLS_ACCEPT_INVALID_CERTS | Accepts invalid certificates if true | false |
| MQTT_IPV6 | Set to true if IPv6 should be used | false |
| MQTT_NAMESPACE | Inserts a custom namespace into the MQTT topic . For example, with MQTT_NAMESPACE=account_0: teslamate/account_0/cars/$car_id/state. | |
| IMPORT_DIR | The path of the directory for the import of data (e.g. TeslaFi) | ./import |
| TZ | Used to establish the local time zone, e.g. to use the local time in logs. See List of tz database time zones. | |
| DEFAULT_GEOFENCE | The default GEOFENCE to send via GEOFENCE if car not in geofence. Overrides the default of "" which will delete any retained value. | "" (no quotes) |
| TESLAFI_IMPORT_VEHICLE_ID | The default Vehicle ID used when importing from TeslaFi. If it is not defined and the import source does not contain the data, 1 is used. | |
| TESLA_API_HOST | Hostname of the Tesla API | https://owner-api.teslamotors.com (or for chinese: https://owner-api.vn.cloud.tesla.cn) |
| TESLA_AUTH_HOST | Hostname of the Tesla authentication API | https://auth.tesla.com |
| TESLA_AUTH_PATH | The Tesla authentication path | /oauth2/v3 |
| TESLA_AUTH_CLIENT_ID | Client ID of the application registered on developer.tesla.com | ownerapi |
| TESLA_WSS_HOST | Hostname of the Tesla streaming | wss://streaming.vn.teslamotors.com (or for chinese: wss://streaming.vn.cloud.tesla.cn) |
| TESLA_WSS_TLS_ACCEPT_INVALID_CERTS | Accepts invalid certificates on TESLA_WSS_HOST if true | |
| TESLA_WSS_USE_VIN | Use the vin field instead of vid to connect stream if true | |
| TOKEN | Token given by a third party Tesla API provider. This TOKEN is added to each API request and the format must be ?token=xxxx-xxxx-xxxx | |
| POLLING_ASLEEP_INTERVAL | Interval between API fetch when the vehicle is asleep (in seconds). Important: Do not alter this setting unless you are certain of the implications. | 30 |
| POLLING_CHARGING_INTERVAL | Minimum interval between API fetch when the vehicle is charging (in seconds). Important: Do not alter this setting unless you are certain of the implications. | 5 |
| POLLING_DRIVING_INTERVAL | Interval between API fetch when the vehicle is driving (in seconds). Important: Do not alter this setting unless you are certain of the implications. | 2.5 |
| POLLING_ONLINE_INTERVAL | Interval between API fetch when the vehicle is online (in seconds). Important: Do not alter this setting unless you are certain of the implications. | 60 |
| POLLING_DEFAULT_INTERVAL | Default interval between API fetch (in seconds). Important: Do not alter this setting unless you are certain of the implications. | 15 |
| POLLING_MINIMUM_INTERVAL | Minimum interval between API fetch. No minimum by default. Important: Do not alter this setting unless you are certain of the implications. | 0 |