Wha ? Expensive !?!
Cāmon, thatās less than a few coffees 
or 2 beers 
I have absolutely no connection to the developer but they've made something youāre after and all theyāre asking for it is a couple of coffees 
It seems to me like youāre missing something here.
Thanks @dan.t and @tonesto7 for the homebridge plugin. I was pushing the envelope with 60 accessories in Homebridge and was seeing lag and had to restart the hub a couple of times. I installed the new code and configured the devices. We'll see how it goes. Running homebridge in docker on my synology NAS.
I created virtual thermostats for each room in my house in Hubitat and passed the settings through to homebridge. I use the virtual thermostats with the Keenect plugin to manage setpoints to open/close my Keen smart vents. The virtual thermostats show up in Home but they have a default temperature of 68F. Can anyone think of a way to pass the actual temperature for a temperature sensor in the room through to the virtual thermostat? I don't think the incorrect reporting is hurting anything but it doesn't look right.
Do you have sensors in that room that actually measure the temperature? If so, you could just set the temperature of the virtual thermostats with a trigger that triggers on a temperature change of the sensor
Yes, I have a virtual temp sensor in the room. The sensor also passes through to homebridge so I can see what it reads in the homekit app. The virtual thermostat passes through to the Home app and for that room I have two temp readings: the temp sensor reading which is accurate and the virtual thermostat which comes from hubitat and I don't believe its reporting temperature so Apple Homekit reports it at 68F all the time. If I look at that room it can be confusing to see two different temps. I was interested in whether the virtual thermostat could be set to report temp from the temp sensor.
Take look here, they talked about exactly that:
You can do what you want with @Cobra "Average All" app
Awesome! Thanks.
So I just moved over to this setup.
Are people's experience been good with this over tone's version?
I'm probably biased but yes, it's been great for me.
The two new versions that @dan.t have built are terrific. They completely eliminate the Hubitat side App in favor of a more integrated feel. MakerAPI is Hubitat built and included, HubConnect is a Community created add-on.
I have yet to try the MakerAPI version, but there's a thread on just that here too...
Dan is actively working these products and has / is making great progress.
I'm a long time user of @tonesto7's version and still use his version for SmartThings (and NST Manager).
I do find that the new MakerAPI version seems a bit faster and more reliable, but I've only been using about a week so far.
So I'm trying to understand the ins and outs of Homebridge. Let me start by saying Im in IT and a Software Developer. So Ive messed with a bit of code. Im just trying to get things up and running and some of the many documentation seems to be a bit confusing. Ive installed Homebridge on WHS2011 machine along with your Hubitat plugin. I have the UI X interface up and running, Hubitat has all the driver code installed and devices configured. I have paired Homekit with Homebridge but this seems to be where my problem starts. Nothing populates in Homekit when I pair, Nothing populates in Homebridge either. I can watch the Node logs and I see all devices reporting to Homebridge. I assume the devices should show up in Accessories and eventually into Homekit, but its not. I have also reset and repaired Homebridge twice with Homekit and it has resulted the same every time. So what am I missing here?
Try using Maker API plug in instead ..
If you're not using this Homebridge MakerAPI app and node.js plug-in combination, then you should. It's a lot more stable and faster than the original app and plugin that @tonesto7 created. He'll tell you the same.
@logeo2004-register We don't really know where you are starting from and so our advice is going to be great, but not necessarily on point...
How is your Homebridge setup built? On a Raspberry Pi? You say:
In general, you should have no driver code to install. Maybe you mean you have installed the MakerAPI App builtin to Hubitat. Maybe you mean something else.
Have you used Dan's excellent web tool for building the Homebridge config.json? You pasted it in via the UI X and restarted Homebridge?
So if you could take the time to help us understand where you started and where you are now, our advice will be more focused on your next step.
noted.
I miss spoke on the driver code. I meant tobnesto7 App code for the Hubitat connector. Ill look at the link but I have set up the config in Homebrige and the logs in Homebridge show its streaming data from Hubitat to Homebridge. My issue(my thoughts) seems to be with adding Homebridge to Homekit. Based on other tutorials when I add Homebridge I should see all the devices from Hubitat to add to Homekit as well. I dont get that option. Im able to assign Homebridge a room in Homekit but it doesnt show up in that room. It does however show up as a Hub in Homekit. I will take a look at the Maker APi option.
If you have a Raspberry Pi, I built a bootable image file that gives you Homebridge + Node-Red in one. They are independent packages on the rPi, you can use one package or the other or both... start with one, use the other months from now.
Homebridge has the Hubitat plugin's installed already.
Node-Red has the Hubitat palettes installed already.
Yea, Ive been trying to avoid another piece of equipment and utilize my server more but it seams I might have to go that way.
No, you don't have to go that way. You can rewind and install the Hubitat focused version of Homebridge vs tonesto7's ST focused version. I think that's all we're suggesting.. that here, in the Hubitat Community, we have a lot of experience with Homebridge BUT using the Hubitat focused package.
If you wanted to NOT uninstall the existing version you could TRY it via the rPi image I built, then draw your own conclusions. If you got it working via an rPi, then when you decided to rewind and rebuild your server, you would have a config.json that worked, for example. I would think that would make the rewind a little easier, perhaps. 
The short version is: Just install the Hubitat-Homebridge-MakerAPI version into your existing Homebridge system. Just add another plugin. Then alter the config.json to use the new plugin and not use the old. You will have to have created a MakerAPI installation first, of course.
To reiterate what @csteele said. I just started using Homebridge with Hubitat. It literally took me 20 minutes (including putting devices into Rooms) using @dan.t's MakerAPI Hubitat integration for Homebridge.
I installed homebridge 1.1.1 as a node server on an Odroid that I have other node servers running already. But if hadn't had that, I would have simply used @csteele's new RPi image.
Download the Hubitat app
