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Didn't that throw a bunch of errors? Now nothing gets back even though the tinytuya command stuff works....

ps: I noticed there is a rudimentary tinytuya2mqtt thing out there. Would be interesting to see if that may prove to be a good basis combined with the MQTT autodiscovery. I am not a big fan of python plugins doing all sorts of internet requests as it hogs domoticz when the response is challenged (unless the async framework is used which tinytuya does not).

No errors, just a blank list of devices. Must be a server issue?

Unlikely since the tinytuya command line works...

Just tried again:

python3 -m tinytuya wizard

and

debug_discovery.py

Both give "list of devices" as [ ]

Just logged into my iot platform account and all the devices are there. Most odd that tinytuya is not picking them up at the moment.

heggink wrote: ↑Wednesday 12 April 2023 19:59 Unlikely since the tinytuya command line works...

dgilbert2 wrote: ↑Wednesday 12 April 2023 20:08 Just tried again:
...

The plugin is fixed, pull version 1.5.0 is compatible with Tinytuya 1.12.3 library.

Just updated and everything is back again! Thx!!!

python3 -m tinytuya wizard

and

debug_discovery.py

still do not show my devices (tinytuya 1.12.3)?

heggink wrote: ↑Wednesday 12 April 2023 20:28 Just updated and everything is back again! Thx!!!

Good to hear!

dgilbert2 wrote: ↑Wednesday 12 April 2023 20:34 python3 -m tinytuya wizard
and
debug_discovery.py

still do not show my devices (tinytuya 1.12.3)?

What message do you get with 'python3 -m tinytuya wizard'?

Just updated the debug_discover.py code and I get this error:

No device data returnd for Tuya. Trying again!
No device data returnd for Tuya. Trying again!
No device data returnd for Tuya. Trying again!

The wizard gives me:

The raw file contains:
Yet my tinytuya is updated to 1.12.3

dgilbert2 wrote: ↑Wednesday 12 April 2023 20:53

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"tinytuya": "1.11.0"

Yet my tinytuya is updated to 1.12.3

Did you update with or without sudo? Domoticz runs as root so with most systems sudo is needed except docker.

I updated with sudo pip3 install tinytuya -U

Is that right?

Oops, for Domoticz that is correct. But for the debug script and tinytuya python command is run on user or run script with sudo of update also without sudo.

Xenomes wrote: ↑Wednesday 12 April 2023 22:05 Oops, for Domoticz that is correct. But for the debug script and tinytuya python command is run on user or run script with sudo of update also without sudo.

Many thanks, so for me if I add sudo when executing the wizard / debug scripts it all work again

dgilbert2 wrote: ↑Wednesday 12 April 2023 22:20 Many thanks, so for me if I add sudo when executing the wizard / debug scripts it all work again

Good to hear!

Hi I keep getting this
The plugin works as I can turn of a fan I have that uses TUYA.

Can you put the plugin on debug all, then the plugin will give a line where the error condors.

Question: is anyone running this plugin in a docker environment? I am considering moving my entire environment to docker so interested to see whether there are any issues with that.

heggink wrote: ↑Thursday 04 May 2023 16:12 Question: is anyone running this plugin in a docker environment? I am considering moving my entire environment to docker so interested to see whether there are any issues with that.

The plugin does work in docker but there is a small catch. In the docker environment of Domoticz the install guide needs to installed. So if the docker is renewed for a update, the install guide need to be reinstalled in the docker environment.