TasmoAdmin

TasmoAdmin (previously SonWEB) is an administrative Website for Devices flashed with Tasmota.
You can find it here: TasmoAdmin GitHub. It supports running on Windows, Linux, Docker container and as Home Assistant addon.

Features

Login protected
Multi Update Process
- Select devices to update
- Automatic Modus downloads latest firmware bin from Tasmota GitHub
Show device information
Mobile Responsive (Bootstrap4)
- SCSS & Minified
Config devices
SelfUpdate function for TasmoAdmin (disabled for Docker)
NightMode (Enable/Disable/Auto) in settings
AutoScan to find Tasmota Devices
Support for multiple sensors
Send Command to selected Devices
Chat (beta)

Supported Platforms

Apache2 and nginx
XAMPP on Windows
Docker by @RaymondMouthaan
- unRaid by @digiblur
IOCage (FreeNAS) by @tprelog

YouTube

by DrZzs

Installation

Docker

TasmoAdmin is available as a Docker image at Docker Hub. This is a Linux Alpine (3.7) based image with Nginx and Php7 installed. It supports multiple architectures, amd64 (i.e. Synology DSM), arm (i.e. Raspberry PI3) and arm64 (i.e. Pine64). Check out the Guide for TasmoAdmin on Docker for install instructions.

Home Assistant Addon

TasmoAdmin is available as Home Assistant addon, please refer to Home Assistant - addon TasmoAdmin for more information.

Windows

A ready to use TasmoAdmin-XAMP-Portable-*.zip is available on the release page and is based on XAMPP.

Download the XAMPP Zip package from the releases page
Extract the Zip (recommend to put the xamp folder on C:\
Run once the xamp\setup_xampp.bat
Start xampp-control.exe
Start Apache in the opened ControlCenter
Get your local IP Address

Now you can type in your browser http://YOURLOCALIP and TasmoAdmin shows up.

Linux

Running TasmoAdmin on a Linux/Unix hosts requires the following:

A Webserver
- apache2 recommended
- php7
- php-curl php-zip Modules installed

You need to install a web server with php-zip and php-curl modules installed. Also mod_rewrite must be enabled. I suggest to look in the Guide for Ubuntu Server 16.04 and try to adjust it to your server OS.

SELinux (#209)

semanage fcontext -a -t httpd_sys_rw_content_t "/var/www/tasmoadmin/tasmoadmin/data(/.*)?" semanage fcontext -a -t httpd_sys_rw_content_t "/var/www/tasmoadmin/tasmoadmin/tmp(/.*)?"

restorecon -Rv /var/www/