Local and devids change when you re add you tuya deviceįile “/usr/src/homeassistant/homeassistant/helpers/entity.py”, line 261, in async_update_ha_stateįile “/usr/src/homeassistant/homeassistant/helpers/entity.py”, line 441, in async_device_updateĪwait _add_executor_job(self.update)įile “/usr/local/lib/python3.7/concurrent/futures/thread.py”, line 57, in run If you have multiple plugs add them one at a time so finding the local key and device id is easier
restart hassio and your switch will be there. Now add your switch to home assistant to control itġ.add this to your config file and replace dev id, localkey and IP with yours - platform: localtuya use the samba addon to add it to hassio, create a "custom_components"folder under theĬonfig directory, inside it paste the “localtuya” folder and restart hassio. go to this GitHub repository and download it. Next we need to setup the python script, this acts as a tuya server and allows us to control our tuya devices Write these down along with each device’s IP. Highlight and copy and paste to word then use “Ctrl and f” to use the find tool to search for. Open preferences_global_key(numbers and characters).xml. 
Navigate to the app’s data directory (in my case, /data/data//shared_prefs. Click the three lines at the top and scroll down and enable “Root Explorer” then click allow. Install SmartLife version 3.6.1 using an APK (newer versions seem to be hiding the key and localKey data we need). 
Root Bluestacks: BmB8I63ea-o at YouTube. Install Bluestacks (find a link on the Bluestacks Tweaker page). however i have put together this tutorial on how to get tuya local control to work.įirst of all you will need your local key and device id. As most of you know tuya is rolling out updates which stops Tuya convert from working correctly.
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