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I haven't tried this yet, but I want to |
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I know this is not an answer to what you're seeking, but a decent way to expose Teslamate I found is to use NginxProxyManager to easily access it through basic HTTP authentication. For my use case I find it decently safe, and it works good. Note: remember to enable websockets support. |
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I know this is not 100% teslamate related (hence posting in "Q&A") but I am hoping people here might have some suggestions.
I would like to have TeslaMate available inside HomeAssistant (e.g. as a card or dashboard). The usual way to do this is to use the website card (which is an iframe). However, this doesn't really work due to browser security. Additionally, I actually don't want to expose teslamate directly to the public but I would be OK showing it inside HA.
So, what I am looking for is a solution that involves a "reverse proxy" within HA.
I have found two things: https://github.com/lovelylain/hass_ingress and https://github.com/dermotduffy/hass-web-proxy-integration which seem to go in the right direction but I am not able to get them working. I already asked in the respective project discussions but did not get an answer.
Note: I am using already the "Tesla Custom Integration" which gets data from Teslamate via MQTT. This is not what I am asking for. What I really want is seeing all these nice, flashy Grafana diagrams directly in Home Assistant cards/dashboards.
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