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# Futurehome Home Assistant add-on
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Futurehome add-on for Home Assistant. The add-on aims to be a complete drop-in replacement for the official Futurehome app, implementing support for all Futurehome-supported device types.
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## Installation
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1. Configure Local API in Smarthub settings in Futurehome app.
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2. Block internet access (WAN) for the hub in your router settings (optional, but strongly recommended to block any future hub firmware updates).
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3. In Home Assistant Add-on store install and start Mosquito MQTT broker (if you haven't already).
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4. [](https://my.home-assistant.io/redirect/supervisor_add_addon_repository/?repository_url=https%3A%2F%2Fgithub.com%2Fadrianjagielak%2Fhome-assistant-futurehome)
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5. Search for "Futurehome" in add-on store.
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6. Install, configure, and run Futurehome add-on.
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Notes to developers after forking or using the github template feature:
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- Make sure you adjust the 'version' key in 'example/config.yaml' when you do that.
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- Make sure you update 'example/CHANGELOG.md' when you do that.
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- The first time this runs you might need to adjust the image configuration on github container registry to make it public
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- You may also need to adjust the github Actions configuration (Settings > Actions > General > Workflow > Read & Write)
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- Adjust the 'image' key in 'example/config.yaml' so it points to your username instead of 'home-assistant'.
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- This is where the build images will be published to.
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- Rename the example directory.
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- The 'slug' key in 'example/config.yaml' should match the directory name.
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- Adjust all keys/url's that points to 'home-assistant' to now point to your user/fork.
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- Do awesome stuff!
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-->
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