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homebridge-indigo2

v1.0.0

Published

Indigo plugin for homebridge: https://github.com/nfarina/homebridge

Downloads

30

Readme

homebridge-indigo2

Homebridge platform plugin for the Indigo home automation server running the HomeKit Bridge Indigo plugin

Installation

This plugin is designed to be run in an embedded homebridge instance that is installed as part of the HomeKit Bridge Indigo plugin.

Configuration

Configuration is managed by the HomeKit Bridge Indigo plugin.

Configuration sample:

   "platforms": [
       {
           "platform": "Indigo2",
           "name": "My Indigo2 Server",
           "protocol": "http",
           "host": "127.0.0.1",
           "port": 8558,
           "serverId": "12345678",
           "accessoryNamePrefix": "",
           "listenPort": 8559,
           "sendDuplicateUpdates": false,
           "debug": false
       }
   ]

Fields:

  • "platform": Must always be "Indigo2" (required)
  • "name": Can be anything (required)
  • "protocol": "http" or "https" (optional, defaults to "http" if not specified)
  • "host": Hostname or IP Address of your Indigo web server (required)
  • "port": Port number of your HomeKit Bridge RESTful API server (required)
  • "serverId": Identifier of the HomeKit Bridge server instance (required)
  • "accessoryNamePrefix": Prefix all accessory names with this string (optional, useful for testing)
  • "listenPort": homebridge-indigo2 will listen on this port for device state updates from HomeKit Bridge (required)
  • "sendDuplicateUpdates": Send updates to HomeKit Bridge even if value matches cached value (optional, default false)
  • "debug": If true, will log extra debugging information

HomeKit limits bridges to 100 devices. homebridge-indigo2 will only include up to the first 99 accessories discovered.