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A Node.js client library for the Nissan Leaf "Carwings" API.
This library makes use of version "2" of the Carwings API.
> npm install carwings2 --save
var carwings = require('carwings2');
var secrets = {
email: <email>,
password: <password>
};
// Create an instance of the client...
var client = new carwings.Client();
// Login using a user's Carwings (i.e. Nissan Connect) credentials...
client.login(secrets.email, secrets.password, (err, vehicle) => {
if (err) {
console.error(err);
return err;
}
//
// Logging in returns information about the user's vehicle, including its VIN.
//
// Request status about the user's vehicle...
client.requestStatus(vehicle.vin, (statusErr, statusResponse) => {
if (statusErr) {
console.error(statusErr);
return statusErr;
}
//
// The response contains (raw) properties related to the status of the vehicle (e.g. charging or not).
//
console.log(statusResponse);
});
});
Client(options)
options
(object, optional): An options object you can use to configure the client's settings.You can set the following fields on the options parameter:
regionCode
(string, optional): The region in which the user resides. Defaults to 'NNA'
(United States). Use 'NE' to connect to the European endpoint.locale
(string, optional): The locale (language) of the user. Defaults to 'en-US'
(English (United States)).baseEndpoint
(string, optional): The API endpoint to connect to. If baseEndpoint
isn't specified the default API endpoint for the specified regionCode
will be used.login(email, password, callback)
email
(string): The email address associated with the user's Carwings account.password
(string): The password associated with the user's Carwings account.callback
(function): Invoked on completion of the request.requestStatus(vin, callback)
vin
(string): The VIN of the user's vehicle (e.g. provided to the login()
callback).callback
(function): Invoked on completion of the request.Note: This call can take upwards of several minutes to complete.
getCachedStatus(vin, callback)
vin
(string): The VIN of the user's vehicle (e.g. provided to the login()
callback).callback
(function): Invoked on completion of the request.getClimateControlStatus(vin, callback)
vin
(string): The VIN of the user's vehicle (e.g. provided to the login()
callback).callback
(function): Invoked on completion of the request.requestClimateControlTurnOn(vin, callback)
vin
(string): The VIN of the user's vehicle (e.g. provided to the login()
callback).callback
(function): Invoked on completion of the request.requestClimateControlTurnOff(vin, callback)
vin
(string): The VIN of the user's vehicle (e.g. provided to the login()
callback).callback
(function): Invoked on completion of the request.requestChargingStart(vin, callback)
vin
(string): The VIN of the user's vehicle (e.g. provided to the login()
callback).callback
(function): Invoked on completion of the request.This library was inspired by Jason Horne's pywings2
Carwings library for Python.
MIT
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A Node.js client library for the Nissan Leaf "Carwings" API
We found that carwings2 demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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