HomeKit support for Roku devices using hc and @picatz's roku Go library.
Newer Roku devices have native support for HomeKit, but this service allows any Roku device (with the External Control Protocol enabled) to be used with HomeKit.
When running, this service publishes a HomeKit accessory for every Roku device it can find on the local network.
Applications installed on the Roku appear as inputs on the HomeKit device. However, these inputs are static -- applications that are installed or removed will not be reflected until roku-homekit is restarted. As far as I can tell this seems to be a limitation of HomeKit.
With this running, you can use Siri to launch apps on your Roku or control playback, and the remote in the iPhone's control center can control your Roku.
The tool can be installed with:
go get -u github.com/joeshaw/roku-homekit
Then you can run the service:
roku-homekit
The service will use SSDP to look for any Roku devices on the local network for 5 seconds, and then instantiate the HomeKit accessories.
To pair, open up your Home iOS app, click the + icon, choose "Add Accessory" and then tap "Don't have a Code or Can't Scan?" You should see any Rokus under "Nearby Accessories." Tap that and enter the PIN 00102003 (or whatever you chose on the command-line).
Issues and pull requests are welcome. When filing a PR, please make
sure the code has been run through gofmt.
Copyright 2021 Joe Shaw
roku-homekit is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE
file for details.