A Clojure program to set your Hue lights to various, randomly generated color palettes. Palettes shift continuously over time, trying to avoid becoming too white. Great for cocktail parties, or "I'm not sure what I want right now".
You can group bulbs by naming them (e.g.) "Hall light 1", "Hall light 2", .... These lights will be identified as a cluster, and assigned similar colors.
You'll also find a v small implementation of part of the Hue v2 API in here, and a surprisingly complete colorspace conversion library. Might be worth pulling these out into other libraries later---if you'd like to do this, email [email protected]
To set up the app, run lein run auth. It'll automatically discover a Hue
bridge on your network. If you'd like to pass a specific bridge, provide its IP
like so:
lein run auth --address 10.0.0.20
Auth will ask you to press your bridge's button, and generate credentials
used to interact with the lights. These credentials are saved in .config.edn
in the current directory.
To have a party:
lein run party
To change the lights every 5 seconds, run:
lein run party -i 5
Copyright © 2015-2024 Kyle Kingsbury
Distributed under the Eclipse Public License either version 1.0 or (at your option) any later version.
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