jfamaral / seatconnect

Communicate with SEATConnect for SEAT connect cars connected

SEAT Connect v1.0.0

Fork of https://github.com/robinostlund/volkswagencarnet and https://github.com/lendy007/Seatconnectwhere it was modified to support also SEAT Connect. Changes made to utilize the same API calls as the SEAT CONNECT mobile app.

Information

Retrieve statistics about your SEAT from the SEAT Connect online service

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

Thanks to

• RobinostLund for initial project for Volkswagen Carnet I was able to fork
• Farfar for modifications related to electric engines
• tanelvakker for modifications related to correct SPIN handling for various actions and using correct URLs also for MY2021
• [lendy007] (https://github.com/lendy007) for the modifications for skodaconnect to help this version of Seat connect

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Installation

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

Example

#!/usr/bin/env python3
import Seatconnect
import pprint
import asyncio
import logging

from aiohttp import ClientSession

logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG)

USERNAME='[email protected]'
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',
    'service_inspection_km',
    'oil_inspection',
    'oil_inspection_km',
    'last_connected',
    'charging_time_left',
    'electric_range',
    'combustion_range',
    'combined_range',
    'charge_max_ampere',
    'climatisation_target_temperature',
    'external_power',
    'energy_flow',
    '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',
    'outside_temperature'
]

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 = Seatconnect.Connection(session, USERNAME, PASSWORD)
        if await connection._login():
            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())