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etwmc committed Jun 18, 2015
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion Example Accessory Configuration/Fan+Light.cpp
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boolCharacteristics *fanPower = new boolCharacteristics(charType_on, premission_read|premission_write);
fanPower->setValue("true");
fan->addCharacteristics(fanService, fanPower);
};
};
56 changes: 37 additions & 19 deletions README.md
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#PersonalHomeKit
This is a dymanic version (runtime add/remove accessories/services). For static version(MCU version), switch to the static branch
Now support multiple characteristic, notify function
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Reset
In iOS 9.0 Beta 1, Apple has implemented the check of status flag: a integer display where an accessory should be discoverable. And for any accessory that has paired, the flag should be 0.
Therefore, there is a way to reset the pair record in since this version:
By adding any argument while launching the program, the program will clear all the previous record of pairing, before start to launch the service.
e.g. ./PHK abcdefg
This argument might be changed in the future, so if you want to deploy for the future, consider using "PHK reset" as the command.

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However, as it has not been implemented in iOS 8.3 or before, after any reset, iOS devices before iOS 9 will still attempt to connect, which will failed for obvious reason.
In that case, a manual removal of the accessory on the iOS end is required.
)



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This is a spin-off project from my attempt to build a Siri controlled night light, and it will provide source code to build a HomeKit support accessories.


1. Publish the device as a HomeKit
2. Allow the controller (iOS device) to pair with the accessory
3. Allow the controller connect with the accessory after pair
4. Record the paired controllers UUID and public keys
5. Provide the controller the service about the accessory
6. Allow controller to update value
7. Notify controller about value updated

Current Requirment:
1. OpenSSL
2. Avahi (For Linux)

Future Plan:
1. Support microcontroller



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Dear Lawyer of Apple, <br>
If you want me to pull down the code, just send me an email. (No phone call, I don't pick up unknown number. ) I'm a reasonable kid, and I like Apple, so no need for DMCA, just talk to me, we can make a deal.
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4. Then, make and enjoy.
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===============

This is a spin-off project from my attempt to build a Siri controlled night light, and it will provide source code to build a HomeKit support accessories.


1. Publish the device as a HomeKit
2. Allow the controller (iOS device) to pair with the accessory
3. Allow the controller connect with the accessory after pair
4. Record the paired controllers UUID and public keys
5. Provide the controller the service about the accessory
6. Allow controller to update value

Current Requirment:
1. OpenSSL
2. Avahi (For Linux)

Future Plan:
1. Support microcontroller
2. Notify controller about value updated

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