tuya-strip 0.1.2

CLI for controlling a Tuya 3-way power strip over LAN

Tuya Outlet CLI

A simple Python CLI to control a Tuya-compatible 3-way smart power strip over your local network without using the Tuya cloud (except once during setup). Basically just a simple wrapper around the awesome tinytuya project.

Features

• Turn each plug on/off individually
• Show status including plug states and energy data (voltage, current, power)
• Simple setup command for device configuration
• Robust configuration management with timeout and retry options

Installation

Option 1: Install from PyPI (System-wide)

pipx install tuya-strip

Option 2: Install from Source (System-wide)

git clone https://github.com/wanjawischmeier/tuya-strip.git
cd tuya-strip
pipx install .

Option 3: Install from Source (Local development)

1. Install Poetry

2. Clone this repo:

git clone https://github.com/wanjawischmeier/tuya-strip.git
cd tuya-strip

3. Install dependencies:

poetry install

[!NOTE] To enable sudo tuya-strip commands, create a system symlink:

sudo ln -sf ~/.local/bin/tuya-strip /usr/local/bin/tuya-strip

Setup

Configure your device credentials:

tuya-strip setup

For system-wide configuration (requires sudo):

sudo tuya-strip setup --system-wide

The setup command will prompt you to enter your device details (you can get these by running the tinytuya setup wizard):

• Device ID
  • Can be found in the respective devices entry in the generated snapshot.json -> id field
  • Or initially in the cloud console, under <Your-Project> -> Devices -> All Devices -> Device ID
• Device IP
  • Can be found in the same entry -> ip field
  • Or in the devices.json under the same field
• Local Key
  • Can be found in the same entry -> key field
  • Or in the devices.json under the same field
• Protocol Version (default: 3.3)
  • Can be found in the devices.json, at the very bottom of the respective device -> version field

Configuration is saved to your home directory (~/.tuya-strip) by default. Use --system-wide to store configuration in /etc/tuya-strip/config for all users.

[!NOTE]
If you installed for local development, prefix all commands with poetry run (e.g., poetry run tuya-strip setup)

Usage

tuya-strip status                    # Show current state and energy data
tuya-strip on 1                      # Turn on plug 1
tuya-strip off 3                     # Turn off plug 3
tuya-strip --timeout 5 status        # Use custom timeout
tuya-strip --retries 5 on 2          # Use custom retry count

Example Output

Loading config from: C:\Users\username\.tuya-strip
Switches: {'1': True, '2': False, '3': True}
Energy: {'voltage_V': 229, 'current_mA': 120, 'power_W': 24}