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Expand Up @@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ In a nutshell, the aim of this plugin for things to *just work* with minimal req

What does *just work* mean in practice? It means that this plugin will discover all your myQ devices and poll at regular, reasonable intervals for changes in state of a garage door opener, lamp, or other myQ devices and inform HomeKit of those changes. By default. Without additional configuration beyond the login information required for myQ services.

`homebridge-myq` has been around a long time and is trusted by thousands of users. It's the first myQ [Homebridge](https://homebridge.io) plugin to provide comprehensive support for various myQ features such as obstruction detection, and the first to provide support for multiple myQ device types (currently, garage door openers and lamps). As more of the API can be decoded, my aim is to support as many device types as possible. I rely on this plugin every day and actively maintain and support it.
`homebridge-myq` has been around a long time and is trusted by thousands of users. It's the first myQ [Homebridge](https://homebridge.io) plugin to provide comprehensive support for various myQ features such as obstruction detection, and the first to provide support for multiple myQ device types (currently, garage door openers, gate operators and lamps). As more of the API can be decoded, my aim is to support as many device types as possible. I rely on this plugin every day and actively maintain and support it.

### Features
- ***Easy* configuration - all you need is your myQ username and password to get started.** The defaults work for the vast majority of users. When you want more, there are [advanced options](#advanced-config) you can play with, if you choose.
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