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homebridge-lywsd03mmc-sensor
homebridge-lywsd03mmc-sensor/dist/accessory.js

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homebridge-mi-temperature-and-humidity-sensor

The Homebridge Mi Temperature and Humidity Sensor plugin allows you to add your Mi Sensor from HomeKit with Homebridge.

Compatibility

The LYWSD03MMC sensor is currently the only supported sensor for this plugin.

Before starting the installation you will have to flash the sensor to remove the encryption.

There are several ways to do this, but I recommend using this flashing tool (This tool is not made by or supported by me).

For the BLE connection look at the noble prerequisites for your OS.

Installation

With Homebridge Config UI X

Search for "homebridge-mi-temperature-and-humidity-sensor" on the plugin screen.
Click Install on homebridge-mi-temperature-and-humidity-sensor
Give the sensor a useful name. (This will appear in the HomeKit app).
Add the MAC address. This can be found by using the above flashing tool, or by running bluetoothctl scan le from the terminal. The address will start with A4:C1:38.
Restart Homebridge to pick up the new accessory.
Repeat with as many sensors as you want.

From Terminal

Run the following to install the plugin:

sudo npm i -g homebridge-mi-temperature-and-humidity-sensor@latest

The config should look like:

"accessories": [
    {
        "accessory": "MiSensor",
        "name": "Living Room Mi Sensor",
        "address": "a4:c1:38:b9:3f:72",
        "scanTimeout": 3600
    }
]

name should be a useful name for the sensor. (This will appear in the HomeKit app).
address is the device MAC address. This can be found by using the above flashing tool, or by running bluetoothctl scan le from the terminal. The address will start with A4:C1:38.
scanTimeout is the interval in seconds between sensor scans. For example, 3600 (1 hour) can reduce sensor battery drain. The default is 1 minute.
Restart Homebridge to pick up the new accessory.
Repeat with as many sensors as you want.

Troubleshooting

If you are having any problems open an issue in this repo and I will try to help.