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homebridge-temperature-sysctl
Advanced tools
sysctl
system/CPU temperature plugin for Homebridge
Tested on FreeBSD using the coretemp Intel Core on-die digital thermal sensor driver, but this plugin is sufficiently generic it should work on any system which exposes temperatures over sysctl.
npm install -g homebridge
npm install -g homebridge-sysctl
accessory
: "temperature-sysctl"name
: descriptive namesysctls
: an object mapping the sysctl names to Homebridge namesExample configuration:
"accessories": [
{
"accessory": "temperature-sysctl",
"name": "temperature-sysctl",
"sysctls": {
"hw.acpi.thermal.tz1.temperature": "ACPI TZ1",
"hw.acpi.thermal.tz0.temperature": "ACPI TZ0",
"dev.cpu.7.temperature": "CPU #7",
"dev.cpu.6.temperature": "CPU #6",
"dev.cpu.5.temperature": "CPU #5",
"dev.cpu.4.temperature": "CPU #4",
"dev.cpu.3.temperature": "CPU #3",
"dev.cpu.2.temperature": "CPU #2",
"dev.cpu.1.temperature": "CPU #1",
"dev.cpu.0.temperature": "CPU #0"
}
}
]
A TemperatureSensor service will be created for each sysctl.
MIT
FAQs
sysctl temperature sensor plugin for Homebridge
We found that homebridge-temperature-sysctl demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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