happi aims to expose the GPIO pins of a Raspberry Pi as HomeKit accessories via Apple's HomeKit Accessory Protocol.
- device boot. ✅
- Wifi support. ✅
- TLV library. ✅
- SRP support. ✅
- Bonjour support. ✅
- nerves_init_gadget: Remove my custom init & bonjour setup in favor of nerves_init_gadget. ✅
- pair_setup: Allow pairing of new iOS devices. Almost. Pairing fails at m5.
- add_pairing endpoint.
- pairings endpoint.
- identify endpoint.
- accessories endpoint.
- characteristics endpoint.
Happi is not useful. At all. If you're so inclined you can run it on a raspberry pi and get to the point where pairing fails. It's very rewarding, I assure you.
This is a fairly standard Elixir project dependent on the Nerves and Phoenix libraries. It's setup as a "poncho" project, which is a single repo that (in this case) contains 2 apps: fw (the Nerves app that allows the project to run on a Raspberri Pi) and hap (The HomeKit Accessory Protocol implementation.) To compile and run it you will need to have Elixir and Nerves set up.
There's a script in the top level directory that will set the required environment variables for you (because I got tired of copy-pasting them.) Run it with source configure.sh inside the project directory. Then do the standard mix firmware & mix firmware.burn and that stuff.
Once running you can ssh into the app at happi.local and muck around. Again: Keep your expectations low and you'll be happier.
Special thanks to @fhunleth for his generous assistence bringing libsalty's make file into the Nerves world.