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tuya-mock

v1.0.3

Published

Mock a Tuya wifi switch for development

Downloads

4

Readme

TuyaMock

Mock a Tuya wifi switch for development purposes.

Installation

Install TuyaMock globally

npm i tuya-mock -g

Running

There are three ways to start TuyaMock

Supply TuyaMock directly with the required API key

$ tuya-mock -k [your-api-key]

Provide tuya-mock with the name of an environment variable where your api key is stored

$ tuya-mock -e [YOUR_ENV_VAR_NAME]

Lastly, if no key or environment variable name is provided tuya-mock will look for the environment variable named TUYA_LOCAL_KEY

$ tuya-mock

For help

$ tuya-mock -h

TuyaMock will run with the following default values but can be changed via the command line

  • Tuya Api Version : 3.1
  • Number of physical DPS's (switches) : 5

Usage

Once the app is started you will see a table with the intial state of the mocked tuya device. When the state is updated the table will be printed to the console.

Toggle a mock switch

Pressing a number key will toggle the state of the corresponding mock switch.

Locking a mock switch

Pressing shift and the number will lock the switch. A locked swith cannot be updated by an incoming request.

Help

Press ? for the in app help message.

Notes

  • TuyaMock does not yet support a persistent connection
  • This is still a crude implementation. Responses are approximate but good for basic use cases

Todo

  • Support a persistent connection
  • Tests!!!!
  • Add hot keys to toggle print response/request messages to the console.

Big Thanks!!

This package could not be possible without all of Max Isom's work on the TuyaAPI