Volkswagen Carnet

Help Wanted

As i don't have a car with Volkswagen Connect anymore i would appreciate if it would be possible to get help to keep this repository maintained. So if you feel that you have some time over and is interested in helping out with this. Please feel to contact me! Thanks

Information

Retrieve statistics about your Volkswagen from the Volkswagen Carnet online service

No licence, public domain, no guarantees, feel free to use for anything. Please contribute improvements/bugfixes etc.

Thanks to

• stickpin
• Wez3
• Reneboer
• Tubalainen
• JohNan
• milkboy

For supporting and helping in this project.

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Installation

[venv-python3] user@localhost:~
$ pip install volkswagencarnet

Example

#!/usr/bin/env python3
from volkswagencarnet.vw_connection import Connection
import pprint
import asyncio
import logging

from aiohttp import ClientSession

logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG)

VW_USERNAME = "test@example.com"
VW_PASSWORD = "mysecretpassword"


COMPONENTS = {
    "sensor": "sensor",
    "binary_sensor": "binary_sensor",
    "lock": "lock",
    "device_tracker": "device_tracker",
    "switch": "switch",
    "climate": "climate",
}

RESOURCES = [
    "position",
    "distance",
    "electric_climatisation",
    "combustion_climatisation",
    "window_heater",
    "combustion_engine_heating",
    "charging",
    "adblue_level",
    "battery_level",
    "fuel_level",
    "service_inspection",
    "oil_inspection",
    "last_connected",
    "charging_time_left",
    "electric_range",
    "combustion_range",
    "combined_range",
    "charge_max_ampere",
    "climatisation_target_temperature",
    "external_power",
    "parking_light",
    "climatisation_without_external_power",
    "door_locked",
    "trunk_locked",
    "request_in_progress",
    "windows_closed",
    "sunroof_closed",
    "trip_last_average_speed",
    "trip_last_average_electric_consumption",
    "trip_last_average_fuel_consumption",
    "trip_last_duration",
    "trip_last_length",
    "trip_refuel_average_speed",
    "trip_refuel_average_electric_consumption",
    "trip_refuel_average_fuel_consumption",
    "trip_refuel_duration",
    "trip_refuel_length",
]


def is_enabled(attr):
    """Return true if the user has enabled the resource."""
    return attr in RESOURCES


async def main():
    """Main method."""
    async with ClientSession(headers={"Connection": "keep-alive"}) as session:
        connection = Connection(session, VW_USERNAME, VW_PASSWORD)
        if await connection.doLogin():
            if await connection.update():
                # Print overall state
                pprint.pprint(connection._state)

                # Print vehicles
                for vehicle in connection.vehicles:
                    pprint.pprint(vehicle)

                # get all instruments
                instruments = set()
                for vehicle in connection.vehicles:
                    dashboard = vehicle.dashboard(mutable=True)

                    for instrument in (
                        instrument
                        for instrument in dashboard.instruments
                        if instrument.component in COMPONENTS
                        and is_enabled(instrument.slug_attr)
                    ):
                        instruments.add(instrument)

                # Output all supported instruments
                for instrument in instruments:
                    print(f"name: {instrument.full_name}")
                    print(f"str_state: {instrument.str_state}")
                    print(f"state: {instrument.state}")
                    print(f"supported: {instrument.is_supported}")
                    print(f"attr: {instrument.attr}")
                    print(f"attributes: {instrument.attributes}")


if __name__ == "__main__":
    loop = asyncio.get_event_loop()
    # loop.run(main())
    loop.run_until_complete(main())

Development

I'd strongly advise installing the git pre-commit hook using pre-commit install. See pre-commit.com for details. Some basic checks are performed before you commit the code, so code style issues will be visible and fixable before creating the PR. Git pre-commit hooks can always be skipped using the --no-verify flag to git commit, if there is something preventing you from actually fixing the reported (and non-auto-fixed) issues.

Decent test coverage for any new or changed code is also much appreciated :)