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# Getting Started
OK, if you're still excited enough about ordering Siri to make your coffee (which, who wouldn't be!) then here's how to set things up. First, clone this repo and set up the project:
OK, if you're still excited enough about ordering Siri to make your coffee (which, who wouldn't be!) then here's how to set things up.
**Note:** If you're running on Linux, you'll need to make sure you have the `libavahi-compat-libdnssd-dev` package installed.
First, clone this repo:
$ git clone https://github.com/nfarina/homebridge.git
$ cd homebridge
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**Node**: You'll need to have NodeJS version 0.12.x or better installed for required submodule `HAP-NodeJS` to load as well as the `forever` node package..
The server won't do anything until you've edited your `config.json` file containing your home devices (or _accessories_ in HomeKit parlance) or platforms you wish to make available to iOS. The sample configuration has been copied for you into `config.json`. It includes declarations for all supported accessories and platforms. Remove everything except for the accessories and platforms you'll be using.
Now you should be able to run the homebridge server:
$ cd homebridge