Open Quiqui64 opened 2 years ago
Hello,
How are you running this? Docker or NPM?
Docker, but now i'm having the same issue as https://github.com/michaelwoods/onstar2mqtt/issues/190
Thanks
I have identified a fix in #190, but it does require moving off of docker, and my security approach for it is not great. I think I need to work with Michael on creating a gas branch as I think this issue is with some of the variables in the measurement conversion.
I created a separate sensor template to convert liters to gallons and it seems to be accurate for my truck:
- platform: template
sensors:
trailboss_gas_gallons_state:
friendly_name: "Gallons Remaining"
value_template: >
{% set tbgp = states('sensor.fuel_level_in_gal') %}
{% set value = tbgp | multiply(1) / 3.785 %}
{{ value | round(1) }}
unit_of_measurement: "Gallons"
icon_template: >-
{% if is_state('sensor.trailboss_gas_gallons_state', '0') %}
mdi:help-rhombus
{% else %}
mdi:speedometer
{% endif %}
My proposed changes in the above PR should work with all types of vehicles (Electric/Gas/Hybrid) as long as GM doesn't change the type of the units that are reported by the vehicle.
Please try the latest build, thanks to @BigThunderSR.
First of all, thank you for this wrapper. Here are my results from MQTT Explorer. Notice that "fuel_amount" and "fuel_level_in_gal" have the same result.
Topic = homeassistant/sensor/1GNSCAKC3Hxxxxxxxx/fuel_tank_info/state { "fuel_amount": 23.04, "fuel_capacity": 99.75, "fuel_level": 23.1, "fuel_level_in_gal": 23.04 }
Topic = homeassistant/sensor/1GNSCAKC3Hxxxxxxxx/fuel_level_in_gal/config { "name": "Fuel Level In Gal", "device": { "identifiers": [ "1GNSCAKC3Hxxxxxxxx" ], "manufacturer": "Chevrolet", "model": "2017", "name": "2017 Chevrolet Tahoe" }, "availability_topic": "homeassistant/GNSCAKC3Hxxxxxxxx/available", "payload_available": "true", "payload_not_available": "false", "state_topic": "homeassistant/sensor/GNSCAKC3Hxxxxxxxx/fuel_tank_info/state", "value_template": "{{ value_json.fuel_level_in_gal }}", "unique_id": "GNSCAKC3Hxxxxxxxx-fuel-level-in-gal", "unit_of_measurement": "L" } I believe "unit_of_measurement": should be "G"
Thank You, Jason