HomeKit Tutorial: Getting Started

Note: This tutorial is up to date for Swift 4.2, Xcode 10 and iOS 12. HomeKit is a library that allows users to use their Apple devices to configure, monitor and control smart-home devices. The HomeKit framework allows your apps to set up and control your HomeKit accessories. It provides a central repository for configuring these accessories in your home. Configuration is synchronized across all of your apps and devices, and it's integrated into iOS, watchOS and tvOS. HomeKit even provides you with a way to control accessories or automation using Siri voice commands. Before you learn how to control accessories from your app, first take a look at how Apple identifies pieces inside HomeKit. Getting Started HomeKit has a well-defined structure to enable developer communications with compatible devices. At the root, HomeKit defines Homes, with one home being designated as the "primary home." Every home needs to have a unique name, so when you ask Siri to interact with your home, it can easily identify if you mean your primary residence in the city, or your secondary residence such as a beach house or mountain cabin.

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