- Look up a public EVSE's Google and Apple place IDs
Returns the Google Maps and Apple Maps place IDs for a public EVSE, so the EV Route Planner can hand each charging stop to a maps app by name rather than by coordinates.
Core searches each provider for EVSEs near the given point and keeps a result only when it lies within 100 m (and, for Apple, has a similar name). Results are cached per EVSE: a found ID for a year, a miss for 30 days.
Each ID is null when no match was found, when the provider is not configured, or when the provider could not be reached.
Error responses follow RFC 9457 Problem Details. Problem types emitted by this endpoint:
validation-failed-route-planner-place-ids— missing or invalidname/latitude/longitudequery parameter (400).
- Mock serverhttps://developers.ev.energy/_mock/ev.energy-api-v2/route_planner/place_ids
- Live API for both production and sandbox requests.https://api.ev.energy/v2/route_planner/place_ids
- Staging server for internal testing only.https://api-staging.ev.energy/v2/route_planner/place_ids
curl -i -X GET \
'https://developers.ev.energy/_mock/ev.energy-api-v2/route_planner/place_ids?name=string&latitude=-90&longitude=-180' \
-H 'Authorization: Bearer <YOUR_TOKEN_HERE>' \
-H 'EvEnergy-Version: 2'The EVSE's place IDs, each nullable.
Indicates the version of the API that generated this response. If EvEnergy-Version was not specified in the request, this will be your OAuth application's default version.
The maximum number of requests that can be made to this endpoint per hour. Defaults to 1000 but may vary per client.
The number of requests remaining until this client's rate limit is reached.
{ "google_place_id": "ChIJ2eUgeAK6j4ARbn5u_wAGqWA", "apple_place_id": "I7C250D2CDCB364A" }