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Virtual Panic Button as a homekit button accessory #124
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I'm not sure how badly I want to implement this due to a couple of reasons:
I'm open to other arguments or even a PR if you feel strongly about it. I think if we implemented this feature I would want it behind an opt-in config setting. |
@chase9 I agree with you 100% on point 2. I view this plug-in solely as a convenience feature set and anything critical needs to be ADC native either in their native app or on the panel. |
I agree with all your points. I did have one thought about the implementation. We could implement it as a "door lock" accessory which requires face-id or device unlocking to open so you couldn't really trigger with Siri. However, triggering PANIC with Siri could also be a feature not a bug. i.e. i fell down call an ambulance... |
Also, I learned today that home homebridge-ring actually implements panic buttons in homekit as follows (from their readme): Panic Buttons
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I'm still pretty uneasy about it, but locking the functionality behind an "advanced" setting does make me feel a bit better. |
how would i go about this? is there an official api or is the whole thing reverse engineered using a mitm proxy? |
@sapireli There is no official API support. As far as I know, all functionality to date has been reversed engineered. I just captured the API calls for garage doors when I added support there. I don't have a panic button on my setup so I'm not sure how those work with respect to the apps and web interfaces |
Alarm.com provides a virtual panic buttons in the mobile app to trigger a panic i.e. burglary silent alarm etc. It would be great to expose such buttons as homebridge accessories... Ideally once any specific panic button or switch is triggered it stays on until the alarm is cleared etc.
More info on the virtual panic buttons here:
https://answers.alarm.com/Customer/Website_and_App/System_Management/System_Usage/Trigger_a_panic_using_the_app
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