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homebridge/config-sample.json
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{
"description": "This is an example configuration file with all supported devices. You can use this as a template for creating your own configuration file containing devices you actually own.",
"accessories": [
{
"accessory": "WeMo",
"description": "This shim supports Belkin WeMo devices on the same network as this server. You can create duplicate entries for this device and change the 'siri_name' attribute to reflect what device is plugged into the WeMo, for instance 'Air Conditioner' or 'Coffee Maker'. This name will be used by Siri. Make sure to update the 'wemo_name' attribute with the EXACT name of the device in the WeMo app itself. This can be the same value as 'siri_name' but it doesn't have to be.",
"siri_name": "Coffee Maker",
"wemo_name": "CoffeeMaker"
},
{
"accessory": "Sonos",
"description": "This shim supports Sonos devices on the same network as this server. It acts as a simple switch that calls play() or pause() on the Sonos, so it's only useful for pausing and resuming tracks or radio stations that are already in the queue. When 'play_volume' is nonzero, the volume will be reset to that value when it turns the Sonos on.",
"siri_name": "Speakers",
"play_volume": 25
},
{
"accessory": "XfinityHome",
"description": "This shim supports the 'Xfinity Home' security system. Unfortunately I don't know how to generate the 'dsig' property, so you'll need to figure yours out by running the Xfinity Home app on your iOS device while connected to a proxy server like Charles. If you didn't understand any of that, sorry! I welcome any suggestions for how to figure out dsig automatically.",
"siri_name": "Xfinity Home",
"email": "your-comcast-email@example.com",
"password": "your-comcast-password",
"dsig": "your-digital-signature",
"pin": "your-security-system-pin-code"
}
]
}