homekit-qrcode v3.0.2
ℹ️ This package is deprecated and no longer maintained. Please use the successor: homekit-code
HomeKit QR Code
Generate a pairing HomeKit QR code label for your HomeKit accessory
Usage
npx homekit-qrcode --category=switch --pairingCode=84131633 --setupId=3QYTCLI
Usage: homekit-qrcode [options]
Options:
-h, --help [boolean]
--version Show version number [boolean]
-c, --category category of the Homeit accessory [string] [required] [choices: "other", "bridge", "fan", "garage", "lightbulb", "doorLock", "outlet", "switch", "thermostat", "sensor", "securitySystem", "door", "window", "windowCovering", "programmableSwitch", "rangeExtender", "ipCamera", "videoDoorBell", "airPurifier", "heater", "airConditioner", "humidifier", "dehumidifier", "appleTv", "speaker", "airport", "sprinkler", "faucet", "showerHead", "television", "targetController"]
-n, --name name of the generated file [string] [default: "homekit-qrcode"]
-o, --output format of the generated file [required] [choices: "svg", "png", "jpeg"] [default: "svg"]
-p, --pairingCode 8 digits pairing code [string] [required]
-s, --setupId [string] [required]
Examples:
npx homekit-qrcode --category=switch --pairingCode=84131633 --setupId=3QYT Generate a QR code for a HomeKit switch
npx homekit-qrcode --category=switch --pairingCode=84131633 --setupId=3QYT --name=switch --output=png Generate a QR code for a HomeKit switch as switch.pngOutput

Local Development
Install Dependencies
npm installStart Development Server
npm run start -- --category=switch --pairingCode=84131633 --setupId=3QYTBuild
To build homekit-qrcode for production, run:
npm run buildAfterwards the executable code is available under ./lib/.
cd lib
node index.js --category=switch --pairingCode=84131633 --setupId=3QYTRun Tests
npm testRepair
This command may be useful when obscure errors or issues are encountered. It removes and recreates dependencies of your project.
npm run repairRelease
Fully automated version management and package publishing via semantic-release. It bumps the version according to conventional commits, publishes the package to npm and release a new version to GitHub.
Automatic Release (GitHub Action) Recommended
Make sure that the secrets GITHUB_TOKEN and NPM_TOKEN are available in GitHub repository.
npm run release:ciManual Release
Make sure that the environment variables GITHUB_TOKEN and NPM_TOKEN are set or declared in .env and a productive build was previously created via npm run build.
npm run releaseYou can also test the release manually by running the following command:
npm run release:dry-runFAQ
Will my HomeKit accessory be able to pair with the generated QR code?
The QR code is not the same as the pairing code, instead it consists of several parameters such as the category, a specific version and other parameters. This generated setup payload is the actual content of the QR code and can be generated with the HomeKit Accessory Simulator (HAS) as well.

How do I find out the setup id of my HomeKit Accessory?
Scan the QR code with a QR scanner of your choice. You should get a text starting with X-HM://.... . The next 9 characters are the combination of the different parameters like the pairing code and the category. The remaining characters are the setup id.
X-HM://0081YCYEP3QYT ◄── Scanned Setup Payload
X-HM:// 008YCYEP 3QYT
▲ ▲ ▲
│ │ └─── Setup ID
│ └── Combination of Parameters (first 9 characters)
└─ Starting ContentAuthor
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License
Copyright © 2021 Simon Golms. This project is MIT licensed.
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