Homebridge with Hubitat installation using Balena.
This seeks to minimize local filesystem writes to extend the lifetime of the SD card, but it's main purpose is to facilitate quick restoration when that cheap SD card eventually dies.
It installs various other packages that I like to use such as Haiku fan support.
Uses provided config.json and auth.json files, or input from environment/service variables.
If you are using automated backup you can set a network location in auto.smb to store them off device.
To provide configuration tokens and authentication create them in the Balena Dashboard in the variables CONFIG_JSON and AUTH_JSON and paste in the JSON data.
If you wish to bake them into the image you can uncomment the build-secrets in .balena/balena.yml and do:
$ cp <your auth.json and config.json> .balena/secrets/
Don't forget to uncomment the RUN command in the Dockerfile to actually copy over the files at build time.
They will then be added to the image.
Note: The environment variables will override any build time configuration.
The default local storage location is /data/homebridge/. You can change this by adding a device variable named STORAGE_PATH pointing to the desired location.
$ balena push homebridge
To upgrade any of the packages push with the nocache option.
$ balena push --nocache homebridge