Unfortunately, Jonathan is not active in this forum anymore, and the latest version of the "Tuya IoT Platform (Cloud)" driver does not have the healthStatus implemented .. : (
is this a big job or is it something that could be done by myself? I m not a programmer but I already added some line in the driver to make scene act like real switch and not just a push button...
But its with some code found on forum that I tested until it works...
This is a rather complex driver.... It will not be very easy to add healthStatus to each of the child devices.
All Tuya plugs that I know will retain the power-off behavior setting, so there should be no need to set it up again every time. You can do this from the Smart Life app.
Or this is not working even when you use the Tuya Smart Life? Have you looked at all the available settings there?
Actually, my wifi plug is used to turn on and off some light at specific time of the day nor when I come back home during the night and outside the period...
I would like to be able to unplug this switch and to turn it on when plug again if those condition are meet... Like if a power outage happen it would self turn on when it comes back if the trigger time is pass...
For power outage I could use another plug with the healthstatus but if I unplug the switch and plug it back it wont do anything...
The only way is to check the status every minutes... its a little overkill I think! 
The "Device Health Status" app ver. 1.0.8 was pushed for update via HPM.
It adds the "MAT" (Matter) controllerType as a physical device type.
Now, with this option switched on the Matter device will not be filtered as virtual/unknown type anymore.
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Hi kkossev, sorry if this has been asked before but I have a feature request for notifications (message, text, tts, whatever) when a device becomes inactive, this notification could be a one time or daily selectable in the app. So even if I don't check the table every few days (forget about it), things like water sensors that become inactive can be dealt with in a timely manner instead of only learning about it when it's to late, this could be a per device option also so some critical sensors would remind you daily to change the batteries or whatever, and some would notify you once or not at all since they are not mission critical.
Thanks for considering this or not 
Hi Nelson,
I am using the [RELEASE] Device Activity Check - Get notifications for “inactive” devices app for sending notifications ) based on the healthStatus. It has all the options and functionalities that I need.
The 'Device Health Status' app provides a convenient (for me, and hopefully for others, too) at-a-glance view of the battery and activity status of the devices that I have,
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ok thanks!
