homebridge/homebridge-syno-spk 3.0.17 on GitHub

For DSM 7.x.x only.

This package does not use Docker. If you are currently running Homebridge in Docker, create a backup and remove the container before installing this package.

Breaking Changes

⚠️ Version v3.x.x contains breaking changes for users upgrading from v2.x.x or earlier. Plugins will require re-installation. You should create a backup before upgrading.

Supported Models

x86_64 - All 64 bit Intel / AMD CPU Models ( braswell )
evansport (i686) - DS214play, DS414play, DS415play ( evansport )
rtd1296 (armv8) - DS420j, DS220j, RS819, DS418, DS218, DS218play, DS118
armada37xx (armv8) - DS120j, DS119j
armada38x (armv7) - DS419slim, DS218j, RS217, RS816, DS416j, DS416slim, DS216, DS216j, DS116
alpine (armv7) - DS1817, DS1517, DS416, DS2015xs, DS1515, DS715, DS215+

Installation

This package will deploy Homebridge and the Homebridge UI natively on your Synology NAS. It will create a new shared named homebridge to store the Homebridge configuration and user data.

Dependencies

This package will leverage the Synology supplied NodeJS v18 package.

Add the Homebridge Synology Package Source:

Open Package Center in DSM and select the Settings option.
Select the Package Sources tab.
Click Add
In the Name section enter Homebridge
In the Location section enter https://synology.homebridge.io
Click OK

Install Homebridge:

Go back to Package Center and search for Homebridge
Click on the Homebridge package then select Install
Click Agree when warned about using a package from an unknown publisher.
Click Done to confirm installation.

Please note low power device make take 10-15 minutes to install the package.

The Homebridge UI app starts on port 8581. The default username is admin with password admin.

If you have the Synology Firewall enabled, make a rule to allow access to port 8581 and the port Homebridge was assigned too.