In 2021 I put in a feature reqest on the HA forums for a proper HyperHDR integration. Nobody seemed to have any interest but I wanted one so I fought with code and some time later came up with what you see today.
This integration was cobbled together back when HyperHDR was at v17 and it has worked pretty well over the years with, thankfully, very little required in the way of 'fixes' (especially since I have no idea how python works).
At some point there will be a breaking change in HyperHDR or Home Assistant and that's going to be the end of this integration as I no longer have the time to spend fighting with python.
My hope is that someone who has the time and skill will pick up where I left off and continue development.
HyperHDR is an open source bias lighting implementation which runs on many platforms.
This component will set up the following platforms.
Platform | Description |
---|---|
light |
Show HyperHDR as a controllable device. |
switch |
Show switches to control HyperHDR components. |
- Add https://github.com/mjoshd/hyperhdr-ha to your HACS custom repositories.
- Choose
Integration
from the category selection. - Click install.
- Return to the Integrations page within HACS then click the
+ Explore & download repositories
button. - Search for
HyperHDR
, select it, then clickDownload this repository with HACS
. - Restart Home Assistant to load the integration.
- Visit the Wiki for information regarding:
- Download the latest release as a zip file then extract it and move the
hyperhdr
folder into thecustom_components
folder in your Home Assistant installation. - Restart Home Assistant to load the integration.
- In Home Assistant navigate to
Configuration
->Devices & Services
->Integrations
. - Click the
+ Add Integration
button. - Search for
HyperHDR
. - If you cannot find
HyperHDR
in the list then be sure to clear your browser cache and/or perform a hard-refresh of the page. - Enter the IP address of your HyperHDR instance.
- Click the
Submit
button.