Yes, there is A bit of context: OpenWrt (on which OnionOS is built) is a network router OS, and as such it needs to have a web-UI which can access and modify system configuration and status. This OpenWrt Web-UI is called LuCI ubus (u=µ, micro bus) is one part of the infrastructure for that, as it allows to query and command various system parts. uci (the unified configuration interface) is another part, it allows to manage more static configuration in a standardized way, and is accessible via ubus. So in order for LuCI to use ubus to do stuff, including using uci, there needs to be a http-to-ubus bridge, which comes in the form of a uhttpd plugin called uhttpd-mod-ubus. There's documentation about this here. As I'm a user of stock OpenWrt on Omega2, I'm not absolutely sure about the exact state of OnionOS, but judging from the .config on github uhttpd-mod-ubus is installed by default and should be working. So I guess you need to start at creating a ACL and read on to understand how how to login and get a session id via http.

@Fernando-Falci Good to see people doing things and contributing. Is there any basic documentation on what you are working on? Even a brief outline description could be useful

I am very impressed with this project, but I wonder Why there is so expensive camera used (over $100)? Is there a special feature you wanted to use? My second question is - will you public more details on this project? Do you use mjpeg-streamer? As I have read it has some bugs, so maybe that's why camera broadcast freezes? Thanks in advance for every answer!