LucidLogger

[borski]

Hmmm...apparently I made a wrong turn at the forum index and wandered into an alternate universe.

Come on in, the water’s fine

 

[MacBain00]

You’ll want to change it in the .env file, as the docker compose looks for TZ first as an environment variable and only uses Berlin if that env variable is not defined.

When you do the first container setup, you had to change the TZ setting in the 4 locations on the file - docker-compose.yml - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tz_database_time_zones#List

I did a quick google search and it seems like changing the TZ after deployment requires command line. If you are comfortable with that, you can make the change or simply reinstall with TZ set in FOUR locations in the docker-compose.yml file

 

[MacBain00]

For those who are trying this app, you can add Geofence data to each location.

If you go to Dashboards -> Trip, you can click on any Start or Destination address and enter a name for each. This will help with the other dashboard displays so the info is cleaner to read.

 

[MacBain00]

@bassmaster187 you mentioned that there are some dashboards that don't work with Lucid. Is there a list of the dashboards that aren't expected to work? I want to organize the dashboards in the General folder with Lucid only ones so I'm not scrolling through the whole list.

Thanks in advance

 

[bassmaster187]

you mentioned that there are some dashboards that don't work with Lucid. Is there a list of the dashboards that aren't expected to work?

Pretty much all Dashboards ending with "ScanMyTesla" wont work, because they are only working if you have a Tesla and also use ScanMyTesla.

 

[bassmaster187]

@bassmaster187 can you verify a couple of things about the architecture, as I'm unfamiliar with the fundamentals of how the data is shared, and by which entity. My primary interest right now is an making sure that use of this software won't cause the car to remain awake any longer than it normally does (in light of the fact that the Lucid android app currently has a bug which is causing the car to remain online, causing phantom drain unless you force stop the app).

I assume the software is simply pulling data from the Lucid servers using the login credentials that I specified, and that there are no attempts to reach the car directly. I assume that the car 'phones home' and routinely sends the data to Lucid's servers through its normal behavior in any case.

LucidLogger is using the python lucidmotors API to get all the data: https://github.com/nshp/python-lucidmotors
I'm in contact with the developers for best practices and made sure I don't poll too often. Especially, when the car is not moving, the poll rate is 30 seconds. I saw a couple of days the car sleeps the whole night although I polling the whole night. But I also saw the car won't sleep at all, maybe because of the app. That's really annoying and hope Lucid will fix that.
Maybe @borski can say more about the usage of the Lucid API. BTW: do you use the LucidLogger right now?

 

[bassmaster187]

For anyone wondering, I'm running this on a Synology DS220 NAS and I'm not having any issues with performance. Everything seems to be working really well and smoothly. It'll pulling in all the data from above. The issue I'm seeing is that the data is in KM and C versus Miles and F. Not sure how to make that change if it's even possible. The settings have the option, but it doesn't seem to impact the datasets.

I tried to switch to miles and F and at least for the trip dashboard it works. But the temperature is still Celsius.
If you find any dashboards with bugs, let me know.

 

[bassmaster187]

There is a new version fixing the Farenheit problem in Trips dashboard.

 

[bassmaster187]

For anyone wondering, I'm running this on a Synology DS220 NAS and I'm not having any issues with performance. Everything seems to be working really well and smoothly. It'll pulling in all the data from above. The issue I'm seeing is that the data is in KM and C versus Miles and F. Not sure how to make that change if it's even possible. The settings have the option, but it doesn't seem to impact the datasets.

Let's talk about that after you have 100.000 miles driven and try to open die visited dashboard over 8 years.
But the most dashboards are quite fast even with slow hardware.