homebridge-mi-humidifier

Xiaomi Humidifier plugin for HomeBridge. Plugin is based on On HomeKit Fan service currently.

Thanks for Mr.Yin , nfarina(the author of homebridge), OpenMiHome, aholstenson(the author of miio), all other developer and testers.

Installation

Install HomeBridge, please follow it's README.
If you are using Raspberry Pi, please read Running-HomeBridge-on-a-Raspberry-Pi.
Make sure you can see HomeBridge in your iOS devices, if not, please go back to step 1.
Install packages.

npm install -g miio homebridge-xiaomi-humidifier

Configuration

"type" is optional, "Fan" value means that device will be displayed as Fan device, otherwise - as Humidifier/Dehumidifier device (iOS 11 and above)

"platforms": [{
    "platform": "MiHumidifierPlatform",
    "deviceCfgs": [{
        "ip": "192.168.1.xxx",
        "token": "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
        "deviceName": "room Humidifer",
        "deviceDisable": false,
        "temperatureName": "room temperature",
        "temperatureDisable": false,
        "humidityName": "room humidity",
        "humidityDisable": false,
        "buzzerSwitchName": "Humidifer buzzer switch",
        "buzzerSwitchDisable": true,
        "ledBulbName": "Humidifer led switch",
        "ledBulbDisable": true,
        "type":"Fan"  
    }]
}]

Get token

Open command prompt or terminal. Run following command:

miio --discover

Wait until you get output similar to this:

Device ID: xxxxxxxx   
Model info: Unknown   
Address: 192.168.88.xx   
Token: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx via auto-token   
Support: Unknown

"xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" is token.
If token is "???", then reset device and connect device created Wi-Fi hotspot.
Run following command:

miio --discover --sync

Wait until you get output.
For more information about token, please refer to OpenMiHome and miio.

Version Logs

0.0.1