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A Python sdk for Tuya Open API, which provides IoT capabilities, maintained by Tuya official
A Python sdk for Tuya Open API, which provides basic IoT capabilities like device management capabilities, helping you create IoT solutions. With diversified devices and industries, Tuya IoT Development Platform opens basic IoT capabilities like device management, AI scenarios, and data analytics services, as well as industry capabilities, helping you create IoT solutions.
version | Description |
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0.1.8 | fix topic error |
0.1.9 | fix mq link id |
0.2.0 | MQTT bulk subscription |
0.2.1 | add updated_status_properties to SharingDeviceListener |
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tuya-device-sharing-sdk is available under the MIT license. Please see the LICENSE file for more info.
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A Python sdk for Tuya Open API, which provides IoT capabilities, maintained by Tuya official
We found that tuya-device-sharing-sdk demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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