Settings: Tailscale & TinyTuya

The tabs Tailscale and TinyTuya under Settings. Each only appears when the matching service is installed on the node.

Tailscale

The wizard has three steps: check the prerequisites, start the login, check the result. It reports whether Tailscale is installed and whether tailscaled is active and enabled. Once connected, it shows the connection state, the number of peers and the key expiry, with buttons to check again, log out or restart the service. Without it, putting a headless Pi on a tailnet means an SSH session and copying a login URL by hand.

TinyTuya

This four step wizard (credentials, device, data points, apply) wraps the tinytuya cloud lookup. You enter the Tuya region and API credentials, list the devices on the account, probe the device’s data points locally and write the result into tuya_devices.json. The probe step is there because a switch is not always data point 1. Credentials are only stored when you ask for it.