JuanmanDev
September 22, 2024, 10:44pm
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As this is a OEM-tuya PaaS whitelabel app, is a tuya with different certificates.
1) On a Linux system (e.g. Raspberry Pi), install the following:
a. sudo npm I @tuyapi/cli -g
b. sudo npm anyproxy -g
2) To create a man-in-the-middle attack, first generate a certificate like so:
a. sudo anyproxy-ca
3) Now start the man-in-the-middle like so:
a. sudo tuya-cli list-app
4) This will generate a QR code in the terminal, which you should scan to download the certificate to an Android phone
5) Install the certificate as a trusted certificate in the certificate store of the phone
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I suppose after getting local keys you could use a HA addon like localtuya.
Hello, So I have been using localtuya since 1 year or so, But I was struggling a little bit due to instability and loading, issues. I tried to make PRs adding features and fixes but it seems the upstream dev is busy IRL due to personal issues, I didn’t have an experiences in python but localtuya is an important integration in my setup. While I was updating the integration I actually started to understand how HA and python works so I decided to keep updating the fork at least for my use in no tim…
Good luck
(and if you were able to make it working write a manual and youtube video please!)