Tasmoadmin: How to run TasmoAdmin from iOS? Webpage?

Created on 5 Jun 2018  路  22Comments  路  Source: reloxx13/TasmoAdmin

I saw SonWeb but I didn't understand what?

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I don't understand what this issue means??? Please describe your issue clearly if you want us to help!

It supports running on Windows, Linux, Docker container and as Home Assistant addon.
what about iOS? Android? or is there an addon like the one for hass.io for the original HomeAssistant?

I have TasmoAdmin running in windows and another running in a raspberry pi. I can see and use both from my Android phone and from an Ipad. I have no issue with that.
What is the issue you are facing?

Maybe I don't understand you completely, but TasmoAdmin is a web based application to manage your Tasmota flashed devices. As you wrote yourself it's running on Windows, Linux, Docker and HASSIO. So when you run it on one of these "platforms" you can open a browser on IOS or Android and point to the url of TasmoAdmin to manage your devices from your phone...
Basically, there is no intention to write an IOS or Android app for TasmoAdmin, if you ment that...

I meant that if I installed it on Windows (and I did all working), I can use it only from the local windows PC that runs it cause its local IP based - Not from anywhere (like out of the house - cellular data) in homeassistant)

Ah, ok

For using it from outside your home (if you are using home assistant) you can set a Secure Connection inside home assistant and you can see Homeassistant and also TasmoAdmin. For that you should see the Home assistant documentation and how to set it.

Right now I have HomeAssistant working global and secure.
Can't I add it to HomeAssistant like the addon for hass.io?
So I won't need to open another port in my router.

Hi, yes, you can add TasmoAdmin as an addon for hassio.

Then the connection to use all Hassio from outside your home, you will have to see the home assistant documentation.

but hassio is different from Homeassistant, right?

No, it is the same. Hass.io is HomeAssistant but bundled in an OS (resinOS) for Raspberry Pi.

The people from Home Assistant offers different options:

  • Home Assistant ---> home automation software written in python (you can install it in any system with python)
  • Hassbian ---> Home Assistant preinstalled in Raspbian OS for Raspberry Pi
  • Hassio ---> Home Assistant preinstalled in ResinOS (this option is the easiest to install and it is the one that uses the addons very easily by dockers) - This is the recommended option for simplicity and it is the more complete and maintained one. Also I think is the safest.

so how can I install hassio addon on Homeassistant based on RP3? hassbian

no, no.

Hassio IS home assistant. Hassio is not an addon. TasmoAdmin can be used as an addon for hassio.

Please see the home assistant documentation at https://www.home-assistant.io/getting-started/

I now all that, I think u just get me wrong I'm not understood.

the people that intsalled hassio have an option to add repositories and install add-on.
the people that installed homeassistant dosen't have the option for add-ons, they need to install everything by themselves, right?

yes, exactly. you got the point! :+1:

SO! at the installation there is only add-on install or windows install, not Homeassisant install. so how can I install ? 馃馃what am I missing?

As the readme states:

TasmoAdmin Installation options:

  • for Windows
  • for linux
  • as docker (any system)
  • as hassio addon

So I can't install on homeassistant ...

yes, you can if using the homeassistant version alone in a RPI, use the linux installation

just add as a panel in you configuration.yaml

panel_iframe:
  tasmoadmin:
    title: TasmoAdmin   
    icon: mdi:power 
    url: http://yourip:port/

edit: i'm using the docker version with hass installed with raspbian - dietpi version

Hi,

If your question was solved, please close this issue. Thanks! :+1:

So For having TasmoAdmin on HomeAssistant (NOT hassio) you need to install TasmoAdmin on the same pi that runs the HomeAssistant (Linux Instillation) and then add it to configuration.yaml. ok good!
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