x2c / homebridge-ansible-pi

HomeBridge Ansible auto-installer for Raspberry Pi

#Homebridge Ansible Pi

##Introduction HomeBridge Ansible Pi is an automated script for installing the excellent HomeBridge package onto a Raspberry Pi. Homebridge enables IOT devices to be added and controlled by Siri that would normally not be supported by Apple's Homekit at all. These devices include:

• Lockitron
• Nest
• Sonos
• SmartThings
• SoundTouch
• Wemo

HomeBridge-hdmi is now automatically installed and configured as part of the set-up process. This enables you to plug your Raspberry Pi directly into your HDMI TV or AV Amp and issue comannds like "Hey Siri, turn the TV on"

##Requirements

1. Latest version of Ansible - http://docs.ansible.com/ansible/intro_installation.html
2. Latest version of Raspbian - https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/raspbian/
3. Raspberry Pi (Recommended Raspberry Pi 2 Model B)

##Installation

git clone https://github.com/x2c/homebridge-ansible-pi.git

cd homebridge-ansible-pi

nano hosts (modify ip address to point at your raspberry pi)

./run-ansible.sh

SSH password: (default password raspberry)

##Configure Homebridge on iOS iPhone/iPad Currently there are no official apps for adding HomeBridge devices to Apple's HomeKit. A number of third party apps are available which will enable you to add your new HomeBridge devices to Siri:

• Insteon+ Price : Free
• Lutron Price : Free
• MyTouchHome Price : $1.99
• Devices Price : $2.99

Adding HomeBridge devices to Homekit the default code is 031-45-154

homebridge-ansible-pi's Issues

main.yml has repeated section

The section:

- name: 'Copy Homebridge default config ~/.homebridge'
  copy: src='includes/.homebridge/config.json' dest='/home/pi/.homebridge/'

appears twice consecutively in roles/pi/tasks/main.yml.

Warning: sudo/sudo_user vs. become/become_user

Ansible warns:

[DEPRECATION WARNING]: Instead of sudo/sudo_user, use become/become_user and make sure become_method is 'sudo'
(default).
This feature will be removed in a future release. Deprecation warnings can be disabled by setting
deprecation_warnings=False in ansible.cfg.

Fails at libcec

This is failing for me at LibCEC with "Local modifications exist in repository (force=no)"

Apparently they changed the default force behaviour to no and people are seeing this now. Should I attempt it with force=yes and, if so, how do I set that?

Problem installing on Raspberry Pi 3

When i try to run it it brings:

pi@CampoaPi:~/homebridge-ansible-pi $ ./run-ansible.sh
./run-ansible.sh: 3: ./run-ansible.sh: ansible-playbook: not found

¿What can I do?

My hosts file its like this:

[raspberrypi]
192.168.0.xxx