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brchri 83a0b38854 update tesla-youq project (#3547 )

* update tesla-youq project

Due to MyQ restricting access to the MyQ API by 3rd parties, the Tesla-YouQ project has been deprecated and forked to Tesla-GeoGDO, which will continue the project for other smart garage door openers.

* update bottom link

* update bottom link

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docs

update tesla-youq project (#3547 )

2023-12-07 10:43:16 -06:00

src

Migrate docs to docusaurus

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static

Battery Health Grafana Dashboard (#3059 )

2023-06-12 12:48:51 +02:00

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Migrate docs to docusaurus

2020-04-07 19:32:18 +02:00

docusaurus.config.js

Update repo URL

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package-lock.json

Update website dependencies

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package.json

Update website dependencies

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README.md

Migrate docs to docusaurus

2020-04-07 19:32:18 +02:00

sidebars.js

Integration Guide for Node-RED, with examples (#2098 )

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