Daniel Oulton

So I think I've got a solution for this - I added to the http server so if you call /?sensor=all it returns a 1 or a 0 based on...

If you clone my homebrige-people fork, and install my fork of homebridge-http-advanced then you can set up an Occupancy accessory and test it yourself. I've had it running for a...

Yes, you have to configure http advanced as well, to tell it what url to check. If you're using my version of http advanced, this is the config I use:...

@erfinb Google will probably help the most... but to clone the repo ` git clone ` in `/usr/lib/node_modules`. It may also be in `/usr/local/lib` You'll also have to install the...

@erfinb I did a little googling and I guess with npm you install a node git repo with `npm install git+URL`

Can you post your config.json for http advanced as well as homebridge people? My setup only updates automatically for the "anyone" sensor, not individuals.

Your config looks good. The realtime trigger you should use for automation is the sensor created by http advanced. My changes only work for checking if anyone is detected (you...

@erfinb @benzman81 Can you try out my "realtime" branch? I added realtime polling to all sensors and it seems to be working for me. It's stand alone, doesn't need http-advanced...

Don't install that repo yet, I'm still updating it into its own plugin. If you've `git clone'd` my homebridge-people, try `git checkout realtime`

Alright, give it a shot! `npm -g install git+https://github.com/OultonD/homebridge-people-realtime.git` should do the trick and then if you change the platform to `RTPeople` in `config.json` you should start using the realtime...