This is a (very) basic Homebridge platform plugin for the digitalSTROM smart home system.
The idea is not to expose all the zones, scenes etc. of the digitalSTROM setup but rather be able to control all the devices directly and do most/all of the automation stuff within HomeKit.
For example, if you've configured a button (SW-) to turn on a group (zone) of lights (GE-) in your living room, you could do the following in HomeKit: Take the lights, put them in your living room and a) combine them to a group or b) create a scene. You're now able to control the group of lights or the scene with "Hey Siri, ...".
You are currently able to directly control the following functions/devices:
| HW-Info | Group | Color | Functions |
|---|---|---|---|
| GE-* | Lights | yellow | Turn on/off, brightness |
| GSW-KL200 | Lights | black | Turn on/off, brightness |
| GR-* | Shades | gray | Shade position (outside) |
Limitations: There is currently no way to automatically asign devices to floors, rooms, groups in HomeKit. So this has to be done manually within HomeKit.
To grant this Homebridge plugin access to your digitalSTROM environment you first need to register and enable an applicationToken in your digitalSTROM server (dSS).
https://dss.local:8080/json/system/requestApplicationToken?applicationName=Homebridge
Open the above link in your browser and note down the returned applicationToken.
You might need to replace dss.local with the IP of your dSS. You can also change the applicationName (Homebridge) to something else.
{"result":{"applicationToken":"2dfcc0a85r22a39b0c317c1d27b287cc0a6fc714kfw012d9a4d557f3b36efbf13"},"ok":true}
If you've received an applicationToken like in the example above, access the web interface of your dSS, enable Advanced View (at the bottom right corner), open the System tab and browse to Accesss rights.
There you need to check the checkbox next to your just registered token and apply the changes.
Install the plugin and open its settings page.
Enter the IP of your digitalSTROM server and your applicationToken
Optional: Enter the SHA-256 fingerprint of your dSS server certificate to enable certificate validation (see WiKi for details)
And that's just about it!