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Using this library, you can create your own Homekit Accessory or Homekit Accessory Bridge.
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Because the MFi Specification is closed to individual developers, and this implementation was made without access to that specification, it may not be complete. iOS devices do recognize and are able to interact with accessories exposed via this library however.
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This library would not have been possible without [Tian Zhang](https://github.com/KhaosT) who did a lot of the hard work of figuring out how the protocol works in his NodeJS implementation.
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Usage
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After that, read the [Javadoc](http://beowulfe.github.io/HAP-Java/apidocs/) and check out the [Sample](https://github.com/beowulfe/HAP-Java/tree/sample).
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After that, read the [Javadoc](http://beowulfe.github.io/HAP-Java/apidocs/) and check out the [Sample](https://github.com/beowulfe/HAP-Java/tree/sample).
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Supported HomeKit Accessories
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Current implementation is based on HAP specification Release R2 (published 2019-07-26)
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fully supports 29 out of 48 HomeKit accessories defined there.
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