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Integrate Home Assistant by windows OS
#1
I'm trying to integrate home assistant by windows OS.
I did all the steps as explained in this link : https://www.kincony.com/home-assistant-r...odule.html.

when i put the the command "hass --open-ui", i get the message " Home Assistant only supports Linux, OSX and Windows using WSL"!!!

what I might did wrong in the way?
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#2
two years ago, we tested install home assistant on Windows OS.
now home assistant only use by Linux, not support install to Windows OS directly.
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#3
Understand.
Now I already Ran the homeassistant by linux.
my goal is control the H32B by siri, I installed mosquitto Broker in homeassistant.

1. what I have to do next?
2.in the wifi setting of H32B, I put the wifi work mode "mqtt". what are the wifi server IP and port? are they belong to my laptop which is the server now?
3.what things i have to set up in the mosquitto broker?
4. I'm not able to connect to home assistant APP from my iphone!! which things i have to set up in the homeassistant in my computer to be able to connect to it from iphone?
5. what i have to do to set up in apple homekit to start controll the H32B?
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#4
if you use home assistant, want to work with siri, you need to install Node-Red.

1. install Node-Red on HA.
2. integrate H32B to Node-Red by MQTT.
3. make homekit node for H32B every relay output.
4. if you want to use home assistant app, when you complete config the PC, home assistsant phone app just input your server IP so that can use directly.actually just in local network, your phone and server, home assistant will auto found and directly to use.
5. i suggest you watch our YouTube channel , already have video tour how to use Node-Red for Apple Homekit.
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#5
Ok, got it.
and controlling H32B by homekit app it will be just when my iphone connected to my home wifi? or also from outside?

when i try to install homekit node, it faild and shows me this message :

2023-07-29T00:29:55.083Z Install : @boneskull/node-red-contrib-homekit 1.0.0

2023-07-29T00:29:55.977Z npm install --no-audit --no-update-notifier --no-fund --save --save-prefix=~ --production --engine-strict @boneskull/node-red-contrib-homekit@1.0.0
2023-07-29T00:31:25.091Z [err] npm
2023-07-29T00:31:25.093Z [err] ERR!
2023-07-29T00:31:25.093Z [err] code EAI_AGAIN
2023-07-29T00:31:25.094Z [err] npm ERR!
2023-07-29T00:31:25.094Z [err]
2023-07-29T00:31:25.095Z [err] syscall
2023-07-29T00:31:25.096Z [err] getaddrinfo
2023-07-29T00:31:25.096Z [err] npm ERR!
2023-07-29T00:31:25.097Z [err] errno EAI_AGAIN
2023-07-29T00:31:25.115Z [err] npm ERR!
2023-07-29T00:31:25.116Z [err] request to https://registry.npmjs.org/@boneskull%2f...ib-homekit failed, reason: getaddrinfo EAI_AGAIN registry.npmjs.org
2023-07-29T00:31:25.153Z [err]
2023-07-29T00:31:25.153Z [err] npm ERR! A complete log of this run can be found in:
2023-07-29T00:31:25.153Z [err] npm ERR!
2023-07-29T00:31:25.154Z [err] /root/.npm/_logs/2023-07-29T00_31_25_119Z-debug.log
2023-07-29T00:31:25.175Z rc=1

why this?
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#6
you can search by our video tour, whether install correct Node.
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#7
Get Python for Windows from the official websit Use Win + R, type cmd, press Enter Go to a location, run python -m venv homeassistantenv.Navigate to homeassistantenv\Scripts, run activate.
In the active environment, use pip install home assistant.
Home Assistant docs for updates.
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