Using the refresh token method, Google Accounts are configured using the "refreshToken" field in config.json, which looks like this:
"platform": "Nest",
"refreshToken": "1//06itSm0rTAE4...",The "refreshToken" is a code provided by Google when you log into your account, and we provide an easy-to-use tool to obtain it.
From your Mac or Linux Terminal or Windows Command Prompt, navigate to the directory where this plug-in is installed, then run: node login.js and follow the instructions on the screen. (If you are using a Field Test account, then run: node login.js -ft and also remember to set the "Nest.FieldTest.Enable" option in your config.json, as described under Feature Options further down on this page.)
You'll be prompted to navigate to a URL in your browser, log into Google, and copy and paste a code from your browser into the login tool. You'll then be provided with the "refreshToken" to add to config.json. The refresh token is a random string of letters and numbers - it does not begin with, end with, or contain any spaces. Please make sure you copy and paste it exactly as shown, or it will not work.
Refresh tokens for homebridge-nest are mutually compatible with homebridge-nest-cam: if you already have a refresh token that you use with homebridge-nest-cam, you can also use it with homebridge-nest, and vice versa.
cd /usr/local/lib/node_modules/homebridge-nestnode login.jsFollow Instructions