Re: [mh] Adding Tasmota HTTP support

Paul,

Yes, Tasmota is very extensible, which is both good and bad.  It means 
predicting the flavor of Tasmota thing that can be built is impossible 
(a bit like trying to code a Lego_Item!).  I have only written basic 
POWER1 control (on/off) for now in the MH module. However, I now have an 
iFan03 so I added a Tasmota_HTTP::Fan item to my development version 
too.  Once I have it installed and tested I will commit that update.  
Adding other capabilities is generally pretty easy -- mostly cut and 
paste something existing and update the hashes of MH->Tasmota state (and 
vice-versa) conversions and set a new $self->{output_name}.  Given that 
it is as easy as it is to add new stuff in the perl module, I think that 
is the best way to handle "new things" going forward.  If anyone wants 
some guidance on how to do that just post the question here, I will do 
my best to answer.

In the near term I will consider adding the ability to set which power 
output a Tasmota_HTTP::Switch will control so that multiple outputs can 
be handled.

Jeff

On 2020-12-28 12:53 a.m., Paul Onley wrote:
> Jeff,
> Many of the tasmana modules have the ability through external 
> additional gpios to add additional options would it be possible to 
> address specific channels with your tasmana module? For example using 
> a  sonoff mini in a ceiling fan one could add an additional output 
> relay so that one mini and one IP address could control both fan and 
> light. This however would require that your module will be able to 
> send to a specific output channel on the sonoff or tasmota device.


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