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@homebridge-plugins/homebridge-air

v2.1.2

Published

9 hours ago

The Air plugin allows you to monitor the current air quality for your location from HomeKit and Siri, via AirNow or AQICN.

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homebridge-air

Homebridge plugin to integrate air quality data into HomeKit

Plugin Information

This plugin allows you to view live air quality data for your location within HomeKit. The plugin:
- creates a HomeKit air quality sensor for each city you configure
- retrieves its data from AirNow (USA) or Aqicn (international)
- requires a free API key from the provider you choose

Setup

Installation
- Search for "Air" on the plugin screen of the Homebridge UI and click Install.
Configuration
1. Obtain an API key from AirNow or Aqicn as applicable for your location.
2. Enter your provider, API key, city and location details in the plugin settings.
  - City names can be ambiguous, so also enter your latitude and longitude for accuracy (4 decimal places is sufficient). AirNow also requires your zip code.
3. Click Save and restart Homebridge.

Features

Measurements retrieved are PM2.5, PM10 and O3 for AirNow. AQICN adds NO2, SO2 and CO.
- The Home app shows the overall air quality; the Eve app shows more of the individual measurements.
Matter support is available when running Homebridge v2.0+ with Matter enabled:
- options.enableMatter: true explicitly requests Matter. If Matter is unavailable or disabled, the plugin logs a warning and falls back to HAP.
- options.preferMatter: true uses Matter when available and enabled, but silently falls back to HAP otherwise.
- Switching between HAP and Matter removes stale cached accessories from the previous mode.

Help/About

Credits

To @donavanbecker: the original creator and maintainer of this plugin.
To @ToddGreenfield: the author of the original accessory-based plugin homebridge-airnow.
To the creators/contributors of Homebridge who make this plugin possible.

Disclaimer

I am in no way affiliated with AirNow, AQICN or the World Air Quality Index Project, and this plugin is a personal project that I maintain in my free time.
Use this plugin entirely at your own risk - please see licence for more information.