Docker

[SeoFood]

Great Idea to Just proxy it. Maybe you can make a small Dokerfile for people who don't use Go ;)

[Gerynant24]

Will this work for the Raspberry Pi? I've been hit with this problem and a proxy sounds a simple way forward but as a novice I'm not sure how to do it on the Pi.

[mgb]

I had this running on a Pi. I don't use docker, but will accept other's docker files.

For Pi, if you are using ubuntu, you can apt install golang-go and get an older version that works perfectly fine. Or you can follow the Go Installation instructions and install it on pretty much anything. Check out this code, then follow the readme.

[jcbize]

This does work great, thanks @mgb. Here is a quick Dockerfile that could help folks get up and running quickly:

FROM golang:latest
EXPOSE 8043/tcp
RUN go install github.com/mgb/tesla-powerwall-local/cmd/tesla-powerwall-proxy@latest
COPY entrypoint.sh /
ENTRYPOINT ["/entrypoint.sh"]

Along with the following entrypoint.sh:

$GOPATH/bin/tesla-powerwall-proxy --username "[email protected]" --password "yourpassword" --host "10.0.0.123" --listen "localhost:8043"

Build and run with:

docker build --tag="tesla-powerwall-local" .
docker run -d -p 127.0.0.1:8043:8043/tcp --network host --name Tesla-Powerwall-Local tesla-powerwall-local

Hope this helps.

[mnestor]

Here ya go: https://hub.docker.com/r/mnestor/teslapw-proxy
I kept it pulling the go source directly from your repo.

docker run -it \
     -e USERNAME="[email protected]" \
     -e PASSWORD="blah" \
     -e POWERWALL="powerwall" \
     mnestor/teslapw-proxy:latest

How I use it in docker swarm: https://github.com/mnestor/teslapw-proxy/blob/main/docker-swarm.yml