tesla-fleet-api 0.3.0 → 0.5.0

package/dist/vehiclesigned.cjs

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+const require_commands = require("./commands.cjs");
+let _teslemetry_tesla_protocol_command_universal_message = require("@teslemetry/tesla-protocol/command/universal_message");
+// src/vehiclesigned.ts
+/**
+* The Fleet API `/signed_command` transport: fills `Commands`'s abstract
+* `_send` seam by base64-encoding the signed `RoutableMessage`, POSTing it to
+* the cloud `signed_command` endpoint, and decoding the reply. Replies here are
+* singular and delivered whole, with no broadcast side channel, so `_send`
+* has no use for `requires` or its options.
+*/
+var VehicleSigned = class extends require_commands.default {
+	_transport_name = "fleet";
+	/**
+	* Configures fleet telemetry via `fleet_telemetry_config_jws`, signing
+	* `config` as a Tesla.SS256 JWS with this vehicle's command key, as Tesla's
+	* vehicle-command proxy does. Any `iss` or `aud` in `config` is overwritten.
+	* @param config The config for this vehicle, or `{ vins, config }` as in Python.
+	* @throws SigningDisabled when this vehicle has no key.
+	*/
+	async fleet_telemetry_config_create(config) {
+		const { vins, config: claims } = "vins" in config ? config : {
+			vins: [this.vin],
+			config
+		};
+		return this.fleet_telemetry_config_jws(vins, this.signFleetTelemetryConfig(claims));
+	}
+	async _send(msg) {
+		const encoded = Buffer.from(_teslemetry_tesla_protocol_command_universal_message.RoutableMessage.encode(msg).finish()).toString("base64");
+		const json = await this.parent.signed_command(this.vin, encoded);
+		const resp = _teslemetry_tesla_protocol_command_universal_message.RoutableMessage.decode(Buffer.from(json.response, "base64"));
+		this.validate_msg(resp, Buffer.from(msg.uuid), msg.toDestination?.domain);
+		return resp;
+	}
+};
+exports.default = VehicleSigned;

package/dist/vehiclesigned.d.cts

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+import Commands from "./commands.cjs";
+import { FleetTelemetryConfig } from "./types/commands.cjs";
+import { RoutableMessage } from "@teslemetry/tesla-protocol/command/universal_message";
+/**
+ * The Fleet API `/signed_command` transport: fills `Commands`'s abstract
+ * `_send` seam by base64-encoding the signed `RoutableMessage`, POSTing it to
+ * the cloud `signed_command` endpoint, and decoding the reply. Replies here are
+ * singular and delivered whole, with no broadcast side channel, so `_send`
+ * has no use for `requires` or its options.
+ */
+declare class VehicleSigned extends Commands {
+  readonly _transport_name: string;
+  /**
+   * Configures fleet telemetry via `fleet_telemetry_config_jws`, signing
+   * `config` as a Tesla.SS256 JWS with this vehicle's command key, as Tesla's
+   * vehicle-command proxy does. Any `iss` or `aud` in `config` is overwritten.
+   * @param config The config for this vehicle, or `{ vins, config }` as in Python.
+   * @throws SigningDisabled when this vehicle has no key.
+   */
+  fleet_telemetry_config_create(config: FleetTelemetryConfig | FleetTelemetryConfig["config"]): Promise<Record<string, any>>;
+  protected _send(msg: RoutableMessage): Promise<RoutableMessage>;
+}
+export = VehicleSigned;

package/dist/vehiclesigned.d.mts

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+import Commands from "./commands.mjs";
+import { FleetTelemetryConfig } from "./types/commands.mjs";
+import { RoutableMessage } from "@teslemetry/tesla-protocol/command/universal_message";
+/**
+ * The Fleet API `/signed_command` transport: fills `Commands`'s abstract
+ * `_send` seam by base64-encoding the signed `RoutableMessage`, POSTing it to
+ * the cloud `signed_command` endpoint, and decoding the reply. Replies here are
+ * singular and delivered whole, with no broadcast side channel, so `_send`
+ * has no use for `requires` or its options.
+ */
+export default class VehicleSigned extends Commands {
+  readonly _transport_name: string;
+  /**
+   * Configures fleet telemetry via `fleet_telemetry_config_jws`, signing
+   * `config` as a Tesla.SS256 JWS with this vehicle's command key, as Tesla's
+   * vehicle-command proxy does. Any `iss` or `aud` in `config` is overwritten.
+   * @param config The config for this vehicle, or `{ vins, config }` as in Python.
+   * @throws SigningDisabled when this vehicle has no key.
+   */
+  fleet_telemetry_config_create(config: FleetTelemetryConfig | FleetTelemetryConfig["config"]): Promise<Record<string, any>>;
+  protected _send(msg: RoutableMessage): Promise<RoutableMessage>;
+}

package/dist/vehiclesigned.mjs

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+import Commands from "./commands.mjs";
+import { RoutableMessage } from "@teslemetry/tesla-protocol/command/universal_message";
+// src/vehiclesigned.ts
+/**
+* The Fleet API `/signed_command` transport: fills `Commands`'s abstract
+* `_send` seam by base64-encoding the signed `RoutableMessage`, POSTing it to
+* the cloud `signed_command` endpoint, and decoding the reply. Replies here are
+* singular and delivered whole, with no broadcast side channel, so `_send`
+* has no use for `requires` or its options.
+*/
+var VehicleSigned = class extends Commands {
+	_transport_name = "fleet";
+	/**
+	* Configures fleet telemetry via `fleet_telemetry_config_jws`, signing
+	* `config` as a Tesla.SS256 JWS with this vehicle's command key, as Tesla's
+	* vehicle-command proxy does. Any `iss` or `aud` in `config` is overwritten.
+	* @param config The config for this vehicle, or `{ vins, config }` as in Python.
+	* @throws SigningDisabled when this vehicle has no key.
+	*/
+	async fleet_telemetry_config_create(config) {
+		const { vins, config: claims } = "vins" in config ? config : {
+			vins: [this.vin],
+			config
+		};
+		return this.fleet_telemetry_config_jws(vins, this.signFleetTelemetryConfig(claims));
+	}
+	async _send(msg) {
+		const encoded = Buffer.from(RoutableMessage.encode(msg).finish()).toString("base64");
+		const json = await this.parent.signed_command(this.vin, encoded);
+		const resp = RoutableMessage.decode(Buffer.from(json.response, "base64"));
+		this.validate_msg(resp, Buffer.from(msg.uuid), msg.toDestination?.domain);
+		return resp;
+	}
+};
+export { VehicleSigned as default };