I know i could use "HTTP Request Shortcuts" or "MQTT Dash" for that purpose, but now if you compile plugin 169 from Playground, Yeti also can be used to control 1-4 relays (GPIO outputs).
What is Yeti:
https://getyeti.co/posts/controlling-yo ... -with-yeti
Yeti Plugin for ESPEasy:
https://github.com/enesbcs/ESPEasyPlugi ... 8_Yeti.ino
How this plugin works?
- By implementing some core Tasmota commands and Json outputs (status + power)
- can be added to Yeti manually at Sonoff-Connect-Advanced and type the module IP address, automatic search may not work
Testers feedbacks are welcomed. ESP binaries attached to this post. (1MB/4MB)
Device configuration sample:
Command to get status:
http://IPADDRESS/cm?cmnd=status%200
Command to toggle the first and only GPIO (when only 1 defined):
http://IPADDRESS/cm?cmnd=Power%20TOGGLE
Command to toggle the first GPIO (when more than 1 defined):
http://IPADDRESS/cm?cmnd=Power1%20TOGGLE
Command to toggle the second GPIO (when more than 1 defined):
http://IPADDRESS/cm?cmnd=Power2%20TOGGLE
etc...
Possible states: off,on,toggle (0,1,2)
Possible relays: 1-4
"power" command can be also used in ESPEasy ways, such as rules, to be combined with user defined buttons, such as "power,1,1", "power,1,0", "power,1,2"