Configuration for Mac mini (M1 & M2)

[szferakarcolo]

Hi,

I figured out how to use this with the new Mac mini:

{
    "name": "Mac mini",
    "manufacturer": "Apple",
    "model": "Mac mini",
    "host": "192.168.1.100",
    "pingInterval": 15,
    "pingsToChange": 2,
    "pingTimeout": 5,
    "pingCommand": "ssh -i /homebridge/.ssh/id_rsa username@192.168.1.100 -C 'if [[ $(pmset -g systemstate | grep Graphics | wc -l) -lt 1 ]]; then; exit 1; else; echo 1; fi;'",
    "pingCommandTimeout": 5,
    "mac": "<mac-address>",
    "startCommandTimeout": 0,
    "wakeGraceTime": 15,
    "wakeCommand": "ssh -i /homebridge/.ssh/id_rsa username@192.168.1.100 -C 'caffeinate -u -t 300'",
    "wakeCommandTimeout": 305,
    "shutdownCommand": "ssh -i /homebridge/.ssh/id_rsa username@192.168.1.100 -C 'osascript -e \"tell application \\\"System Events\\\" to sleep\"'",
    "shutdownGraceTime": 15,
    "shutdownCommandTimeout": 5,
    "logLevel": "Info",
    "returnEarly": true,
    "accessory": "NetworkDevice"
}

This is putting the Mac mini into sleep instead of shutting down.
Ping looking for graphics component which is available when awake.
Sleep is using osascript. Maybe replaceable with pmset sleepnow.

[szferakarcolo]

For SSH accept the key using the HomeBridge built in terminal (ssh into the mac manually) or add this parameter:
-o StrictHostKeyChecking=no

[holmstockd]

With all my m1 macs I gave up on this and bought switchbots and programmed Apple to shutoff by 4 second press.