homebridge-midea
v1.5.5
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Homebridge plugin for Midea AC units
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homebridge-midea
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Homebridge plugin to control Midea AC units. Still in early development.
Configuration
Add this to the platforms array in your config.json:
{
"platform": "midea",
"user": "MIDEA_ACCOUNT_EMAIL",
"password": "MIDEA_PASSWORD",
"interval": 1,
"devices": [
{
"deviceId": "DEVICE_ID",
"supportedSwingMode": "Vertical",
"temperatureSteps": 1,
"fanOnlyMode": true,
"fanOnlyModeName": "Fan Only Mode"
}
]
}
Optional per-device Configuration Values
To set specific per-device values, be sure to first look into the Home app to find your deviceId and use it as the key in the devices
object
supportedSwingMode
"Off", "Vertical", "Horizontal", "Both" You have to select which type your device supports
temperatureSteps
Temperature steps that the device supports. Default is 0.5
fanOnlyMode & fanOnlyModeName
This allows you to enable a fan-only mode service
Usage
Rotation Speed/Swing mode can set in the homekit device when you swipe up tp the device settings. Rotation Speed values are: 0 : device off -25%: Low -50%: Middle -75%: High -100%: Auto
Notes
This version of homebridge-midea
is a platform and should be able to access all device in the user's account. However, many devices may not be supported or function incorrectly. This is due to the lack of documentation of the raw MSmart API. If you encounter any problems, please open a new issue and specify your device model.
Credits
This plugin would not have been possible without the fundamentals that the Midea iobroker plugin and all of the other Midea API clients in Ruby and Python provided.
Development
Make changes only on the src
folder. To build, make sure you have TypeScript installed (already in the devDependencies of package.json) and run tsc --build tsconfig.json
To deploy in homebridge, simply run npm link
in this folder.