There is, it’s called pinctrl. I’ve read somewhere that it uses (almost) the same command line parameters as raspi-gpio so it might be an easy fix.
Was just reading about it
Migrating from sysfs to pinctrl: Modern GPIO Control for Raspberry Pi Migrating from sysfs to pinctrl: Modern GPIO Control for Raspberry Pi
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Version 2.0.0 is ready for testing: Raspberry Pi | Homey
- Fixed GPIO Trixie support.
- GPIO usability improvements.
- Translations to all languages.
- node-ssh@13.2.1
This fixes GPIO control on the new Trixie based OS (hope I didn’t break it for older OS versions, couldn’t test that anymore). Furthermore the GPIO control from the mobile app GUI has been significantly improved. If you try to switch a GPIO that is not set as output, you get a failure message. And I added the possibility to set pin 0-16 as OUTPUT from the mobile app.
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Smart! I’m going to add this as permanent footer 
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