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Document additional TeslaMate configuration changes #68

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25 changes: 25 additions & 0 deletions DOCS.md
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## Configuration

The configuration is self-explanatory, but essentially we need details about accessing the PostgreSQL database, Grafana and optionally MQTT.
You will also need to configure TeslaMate (see "TeslaMate Configuration" below) so the links to TeslaMate in the Grafana dashboards work.

### Options

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Note: These will also overwrite any environment variable set using the configuration options above.

## TeslaMate Configuration

In order for the links in the Grafana dashboards and the TeslaMate UI to link to the correct locations, you will also need to configure TeslaMate.
Once you have started the addon, look at the log output for the section which looks like this and take note of the two lines with `=>`:

```
[09:26:32] INFO: Configure TeslaMate settings by adding these values
to the URL you use to access your Home Assistant instance:

=> Web App: /api/hassio_ingress/ljiIc6sOVGOSQfTRjscvLVJJS5Rxp33gsdEtf9y3oQY
=> Dashboards: /api/hassio_ingress/G9ocwA44wt9Bcba8LvP8tDhlfFiFnnPftOZBwp-Pgzs

```

From the addon Info tab, click "Open Web UI", enter the Tesla API access and refresh tokens if you haven't already, and then go to TeslaMate's Settings.
Scroll to the very bottom and set each of the URLs to the URL you use to access your Home Assistant instance with each of the above appended.

For example, if you access your Home Assistant instance at `https://ha.example.com`, set each as follows:

- Web App: `https://ha.example.com/api/hassio_ingress/ljiIc6sOVGOSQfTRjscvLVJJS5Rxp33gsdEtf9y3oQY`
- Dashboards: `https://ha.example.com/api/hassio_ingress/G9ocwA44wt9Bcba8LvP8tDhlfFiFnnPftOZBwp-Pgzs`

Do _not_ use these values. Use the values from your log output.

## Data Import from TeslaFi

It is now possible to import CSV data from TeslaFi, refer to the [official docs][teslafi-import].
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exit 1
fi

if [[ -z $(PGPASSWORD="$DATABASE_PASS" psql -h "$DATABASE_HOST" -p "$DATABASE_PORT" -U "$DATABASE_USER" "$DATABASE_NAME" -Atqc "SELECT 1 FROM settings WHERE base_url LIKE '%api/hassio_ingress%'") ]]; then
teslamate_ingress=$(bashio::addon.ingress_entry)
grafana_ingress=$(bashio::addon.ingress_entry $(bashio::supervisor.addons | grep grafana))

bashio::log.info "Configure TeslaMate settings by adding these values
to the URL you use to access your Home Assistant instance:

=> Web App: $teslamate_ingress
=> Dashboards: $grafana_ingress
"
fi
ulimit -n 1048576

bashio::log.info "Starting TeslaMate..."
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