How hard is it to port homebridge apps to Hubitat

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For example, homebridge have wonderful nest and ring plugins. Are they hard to reverse engineer? How involved is it? Also a my q garage app that uses the api to report open/closed states.

Also, I understand this is open source, but is there a way to pay someone to develop these?

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If you search the message boards you'll probably find that someone has already come up with integrations for the devices you want for Hubitat.

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I did, and I don’t THINK they have

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I know there is a Nest integration (I use it) and I know I've read posts about Ring and MyQ integrations as well.

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I search nest, I believe I read it requires the developers account, which the no longer give

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I setup the nest integration last week, and it worked great. GitHub - tonesto7/nst-manager-he: NST Manager for Hubitat

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I ended up deleting the NST Manager integration, because my hub locked up every other night without fail and I had already deleted all other custom code. I no longer have to reboot it every other day, or at all. It was a great app, but now I am using the Nest integration on Homebridge, and Homebridge-Hubitat-Hubconnect to do some things via triggers. Not nearly as nice as NST Manager was though.

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Does that homebridge app make homebridge acessories available in Hubitat? I wonder if that’s a my q garage work around

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Unfortunately no, it’s one way

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Okay, thank you for the quick reply