Homebridge and any homebridge plugins should be downloaded globally using the -g flag.
sudo npm install -g homebridge
sudo npm install -g homebridge-disruptive
If you don't have Homebridge installed, check the repository for detailed setup instructions.
Homebridge will request all devices from the specified project on startup, and dynamically add them as accessories in HomeKit. A server will be set up, and will listen to specified the specified port for Sensor Events from Data Connector.
You will have to manually add a Data Connector on the Disruptive Cloud dashboard.
Note: Newly added devices will not be requested runtime. To update accessory list with new devices, restart Homebridge.
{
"platforms": [
{
"platform": "DisruptivePlatform",
"projectId": "<Project ID from Disruptive Cloud>",
"serviceAccount": "<Service Account Email>",
"keyId": "<Service Account Key ID>",
"keySecret": "<Key Secret generated on Service Account creation>",
"port": <Listening for Sensor Events on port>
}
]
}
- "excludedTypes": ["touch", "temperature", "humidity", "proximity"]
- "excludeSensor": ["projects/<Project ID>/devices/<Device ID>", ...]
- Download the balenaCloud directory from the repository: .
- Push to your balenaCloud device using Balena CLI:
- balena push <DeviceName> (--emulated)
- For more information, visit https://www.balena.io/docs/learn/deploy/deployment
- Enable Public URL on the balena dashboard
- Add Public URL to Data Connector on Disruptive Cloud Studio:
- https://<PUBLIC DEVICE URL>/event
- Open http://<PUBLIC DEVICE URL>:8080 in a web browser.
- Note: port 8080 is not open for https.
- Log in to the Configuration User Interface with the credentials:
- Username: admin
- Password: admin
- Add plugin homebridge-disruptive on the plugins tab, and add config.
The docker images linked below are for arm32v6 architecture. If running on another architecture, change the docker-compose.yml file and the Dockerfile in the nginx directory.