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nilsandClaude Opus 5.5 818442db08 Rename the web app from FatihsMG4 to Nils' MG4
Browser title, login heading, hidden password-manager username, session
cookie (nilsmg4_session) and package name. The README keeps the credit
to fatihdonmezdev/FatihsMG4. Server version 1.1.1; the manifests pin it.

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# Nils' MG4 — car server
Next.js app, self-hosted at car.stinnesbeck.com: the ingest API the car writes to, the ABRP
forwarder, and a phone-shaped dashboard for reading the history back. Data lives in
InfluxDB 2. Based on upstream's Vercel/MongoDB app in fatihdonmezdev/FatihsMG4.
```
car ──live telemetry───▶ server ──▶ ABRP api.iternio.com/1/tlm/send
──daily chunks─────▶ │
──charging sessions▶ ▼
InfluxDB 2
```
## Credentials
| | Who holds it | What it opens |
|---|---|---|
| `INGEST_TOKEN` | the car, entered in the app | the write endpoints, and the car's own history read |
| `DASHBOARD_PASSWORD` | you, in a browser | the dashboard and the `GET /v1/history` reads |
| `ABRP_API_KEY`, `ABRP_USER_TOKEN` | only the server | forwarding live telemetry to ABRP |
The ABRP credentials never reach the car. A missing or empty one switches forwarding off.
## Environment variables
See `.env.example`. In Kubernetes they come from the Secret in `../k8s/`.
| Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| `INFLUX_URL`, `INFLUX_TOKEN`, `INFLUX_ORG`, `INFLUX_BUCKET` | bucket defaults to `mg4`; the token needs read/write on it |
| `INGEST_TOKEN` | at least 24 characters, or every write is refused: `openssl rand -hex 32` |
| `DASHBOARD_PASSWORD` | at least 8 characters, or login is refused outright |
| `SESSION_SECRET` | `openssl rand -hex 32`; rotating it signs every browser out |
| `ABRP_API_KEY`, `ABRP_USER_TOKEN` | optional; both needed to forward |
| `ABRP_MIN_INTERVAL_SECONDS` | default 5 |
## Endpoints
Write, `Authorization: Bearer <INGEST_TOKEN>`:
- `POST /v1/telemetry` — `{ installationId, samples: [...] }`, up to 500 samples in ABRP's `tlm`
field names and units (`utc` in epoch seconds; flags as 0/1 or booleans). Stored, then the
newest sample is forwarded to ABRP if it is under 5 minutes old.
- `PUT /v1/consumption/daily` — one delta chunk of a day's consumption.
- `PUT /v1/charging-sessions/:sessionId`
Read:
- `GET /v1/consumption/history/:installationId` — ingest token; the car reads its own totals back.
- `GET /v1/history/:installationId/consumption`, `.../charging` — session cookie or
`Authorization: Bearer <DASHBOARD_PASSWORD>`.
`GET /v1/health` is unauthenticated and returns `{"status":"ok"}`.
## Storage
One bucket, `installationId` tag on every point:
| Measurement | Timestamp | Tags | Fields |
|---|---|---|---|
| `telemetry` | sample `utc` | — | the ABRP fields that were sent |
| `consumption_chunk` | `recordedAt` | `date` | km, kwh, hours, socDrop, sohPercent |
| `charging_session` | `startedAt` | `sessionId` | endedAtMs, duration, energy, cost, start/end SOC |
| `charging_curve` | point time | `sessionId` | powerKw, socPercent |
A point with the same measurement, tags and timestamp replaces the earlier one, so the car's
retries are idempotent: a cached chunk is re-sent with its original `recordedAt`. Days and the
lifetime total are summed from the chunks when read. All numbers are written as floats, because
InfluxDB fixes a field's type on first write.
## Local development
```sh
nix develop # from the repository root: Node 22 and InfluxDB 2
cp .env.example .env.local # Next loads .env.local automatically
npm install
npm run dev
npm test # validation, aggregation and forwarding rules; no database
```
## Container image
```sh
podman build -t git.stinnesbeck.com/nils/mg4-server:<version> .
podman push git.stinnesbeck.com/nils/mg4-server:<version>
```
The build runs the unit tests. The image runs as UID 10001 and listens on port 3000.