Rivian public charger availability status/API?

[poldim]

Is there a way to programmatically read the status of specific public chargers?

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[SolartoEV]

Depends on the charger but usually that company has an app and you can view it through that.

 

[poldim]

Depends on the charger but usually that company has an app and you can view it through that.

Are you sure you understand what API or programmatically means?

 

[the_mace]

Is there a way to programmatically read the status of specific public chargers?

I'd try something along these lines.

"query ChargerDetails($ids: [String!]!) { chargerByIds(ids: $ids) { id name location { addressComponents { type shortName longName } formattedAddress coordinate { latitude longitude } navCoordinate { latitude longitude } } distance driveDetails { driveDistance driveDuration detourDistance detourDuration } chargingStation { network networkId maxKw note chargers { locationId pluginDependency connectors { id evseId evseUid name level maxKw chargingPrice { level description amount currency lastUpdateTime symbol type unit } type free vend state } } } } }"

For a bunch of charger related APIs from Rivian, see:
https://rivian-api.kaedenb.org/app/charging

 

[poldim]

I'd try something along these lines.

"query ChargerDetails($ids: [String!]!) { chargerByIds(ids: $ids) { id name location { addressComponents { type shortName longName } formattedAddress coordinate { latitude longitude } navCoordinate { latitude longitude } } distance driveDetails { driveDistance driveDuration detourDistance detourDuration } chargingStation { network networkId maxKw note chargers { locationId pluginDependency connectors { id evseId evseUid name level maxKw chargingPrice { level description amount currency lastUpdateTime symbol type unit } type free vend state } } } } }"

For a bunch of charger related APIs from Rivian, see:
https://rivian-api.kaedenb.org/app/charging

Thanks!
Is there a way to query the available charger IDs? Or is it just the name that shows up in their app (ie US-A5S-4SV-1A)?

 

[the_mace]

Thanks!
Is there a way to query the available charger IDs? Or is it just the name that shows up in their app (ie US-A5S-4SV-1A)?

I haven’t found that yet. It may only come out of the trip routing api call. So you plan a trip then get charger ids then query them.

I’d guess all this will change with ABRP integration expanding.

For more open charge info you could try a non rivian source like https://openchargemap.org/site

 

[poldim]

I haven’t found that yet. It may only come out of the trip routing api call. So you plan a trip then get charger ids then query them.

I’d guess all this will change with ABRP integration expanding.

I tried running that but got this error:

{
    "errors": [
        {
            "message": "Cannot query field \"chargerByIds\" on type \"Query\". Did you mean \"chargepoint\"?",
            "locations": [
                {
                    "line": 1,
                    "column": 42
                }
            ],
            "extensions": {
                "code": "GRAPHQL_VALIDATION_FAILED"
            }
        }
    ]
}

For more open charge info you could try a non rivian source like https://openchargemap.org/site

I can't seem to find anything other than the rivian app that shows the live status of whether the chargers are in use or available

 

[the_mace]

I tried running that but got this error:

{
    "errors": [
        {
            "message": "Cannot query field \"chargerByIds\" on type \"Query\". Did you mean \"chargepoint\"?",
            "locations": [
                {
                    "line": 1,
                    "column": 42
                }
            ],
            "extensions": {
                "code": "GRAPHQL_VALIDATION_FAILED"
            }
        }
    ]
}

I can't seem to find anything other than the rivian app that shows the live status of whether the chargers are in use or available

You'd have to include the operation name and variables in the query if you're not already, like:

query = {
"operationName": "order",
"query": "query order($id: String!) { order(id: $id) { vin state billingAddress { firstName lastName line1 line2 city state country postalCode } shippingAddress { firstName lastName line1 line2 city state country postalCode } orderCancelDate orderEmail currency locale storeId type subtotal discountTotal taxTotal feesTotal paidTotal remainingTotal outstandingBalance costAfterCredits total payments { id intent date method amount referenceNumber status card { last4 expiryDate brand } bank { bankName country last4 } transactionNotes } tradeIns { tradeInReferenceId amount } vehicle { vehicleId vin modelYear model make } items { id discounts { total items { amount title code } } subtotal quantity title productId type unitPrice fees { items { description amount code type } total } taxes { items { description amount code rate type } total } sku shippingAddress { firstName lastName line1 line2 city state country postalCode } configuration { ruleset { meta { rulesetId storeId country vehicle version effectiveDate currency locale availableLocales } defaults { basePrice initialSelection } groups options specs rules } basePrice version options { optionId optionName optionDetails { name attrs price visualExterior visualInterior hidden disabled required } groupId groupName groupDetails { name attrs multiselect required options } price } } } }}",
"variables": {"id": order_id},
}

 

[poldim]

You'd have to include the operation name and variables in the query if you're not already, like

I tried the code you have and received a very similar response. Other basic API functions are working as expected.

 

[the_mace]

I tried the code you have and received a very similar response. Other basic API functions are working as expected.

So you have to pass in the order_id, you're passing in a string "order_id" at least from what I can see. The example I shared didnt have order_id quoted as its a variable containing the order_id.

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