Nest Fan Service #130
Nest Fan Service #130
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Is the reason that timers can't be set a limitation of HomeKit? It appears possible in the Nest API unless I'm misreading it? |
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@saverchenkov i integrated your code I'm now seeing two separate items for my nest. one for thermostat as it was, and now one that has a fan icon which is a power on/off toggle however, the fan item isn't operable ('no response'). when i run the ac, or the fan via the nest app, the fan icon will update and begin to spin, but i can't actually interact with it. did i miss a step here? edit: Aug 28 21:28:28 raspberrypi homebridge[538]: FIREBASE WARNING: set at /devices/thermostats/bjThYz57rt_21QJnOsB871nYKoB9bDtC/fan_timer_active failed: blocked and Aug 28 21:29:25 raspberrypi homebridge[538]: FIREBASE WARNING: set at /devices/thermostats/bjThYz57rt_21QJnOsB871nYKoB9bDtC/target_temperature_high_f failed: blocked |
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Thank you for merging and apologies for the delay in response. Second device is normal. This is as intended. Homekit does not seem to have a "fan" feature on a thermostat, so I exposed it as a separate device. "Blocked" sounds like a rate limit exceeded issue. Can you try again? Do you have a way to catch the exact HTTP status code? Alternatively, this could be permissions issue, but for as long as your app has read/write for thermostat, it should work. I use this feature daily on my home thermostat. |
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Great news! I have taken up maintenance of the homebridge-nest plugin in npm. The source code now lives at https://github.com/chrisjshull/homebridge-nest/. To update to the latest version of homebridge-nest, simply run I believe this PR is merged in that repo. If not, please submit a new issue/PR there. |
Added a separate "Fan" service to control nest fan. Works as expected. Unfortunately, there is no way to set fan timer, but basic on/off states work as expected. I tested this with latest homebridge.