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Missing information that are available on the website #38
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just call the url as the other api calls with your VIN at the end. You have to add the authorization header and it works ... |
thanks, I noticed these further calls while F12 inspecting the connected website, but did not try the same auth header and adding VIN...
should be added to the readme.md, shouldn't it? |
also interesting : with https://www.bmw-connecteddrive.de/api/vehicle/image/v1/_VIN_?startAngle=0&stepAngle=10&width=780 you get a json with 36 urls to rendered images of your car. Edit : Without any credentials ! |
Please add stuff to the README.md 😁 I don't have an i3 any more, so can't check. But I trust you. |
@edent I did! |
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So far I made good progress with a nodejs relication, thanks for the very useful documentation. Some information that I cannot find though by using API that are available on the website are detailed battery informations:
The URI here returns it:
https://www.bmw-connecteddrive.de/api/vehicle/navigation/v1/
The resulting json is:
{
"latitude" : ...,
"longitude" : ...,
"isoCountryCode" : "...",
"auxPowerRegular" : ...,
"auxPowerEcoPro" : ...,
"auxPowerEcoProPlus" : ...,
"soc" : ...,
"socMax" : ...,
"pendingUpdate" : false,
"vehicleTracking" : true
}
the values soc and socMax are very interesting because they mean the state of charge in kilowatts and the maximum respectively.
Any idea how I could retrieve these values by using the API?
Thanks!
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