With this code it is possible to implement a HomeKit Controller. This code was originally forked from: https://github.com/jlusiardi/homekit_python
Limitations
- This code only works with HomeKit IP Accessories.
- The events interface is not implemented.
The code in this repository was created based on release R1 from 2017-06-07.
Use pip3 to install the package:
pip3 install --user hapclientTo implement a simple HomeKit controller, you can do the following:
from hapclient.client import HapClient
import json
# Find available devices.
devices = HapClient.discover()
print(json.dumps(devices, indent=2))
# Select a device
device = devices[0]
# Create a client
client = HapClient(device['id'],
address=device['address'],
port=device['port'])
# Pair with the device
pin = '123-45-678' # replace this with your PIN
client.pair(pin)
# Print out the pairing data and save it somewhere, as you'll need it.
# The next time you create a HapClient, you won't be able to pair (since you've
# already done so, so instead, you'll pass in this dict as
# `pairing_data=<dict>`.
print(json.dumps(client.pairing_data, indent=2))
# List some things
print(json.dumps(client.get_accessories(), indent=2))
print(json.dumps(client.get_characteristics(['1.11']), indent=2))
# Set a characteristic
client.set_characteristics({'1.11': False})
# If you want to unpair, do the following:
client.unpair()The code was tested with the following devices: