@24hr/image-to-nanoleaf
v0.7.0
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A simple tool to convert an image to a Nanoleaf Canvas setup. This tool was created so that multiple Nanoleaft controllers can be used together to form a single big canvas of pixels.
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ImageToNanoleaf
A simple tool to convert an image to a Nanoleaf Canvas setup. This tool was created so that multiple Nanoleaft controllers can be used together to form a single big canvas of pixels.
How it works
Setup your Nanoleaf Canvas
Get all the IPs for each controller
Create tokens for each controller by calling the following url after pressing the on/off button for about 5-7 seconds
curl -X POST http://yournanoleaf.ip.num.ber:16021/api/v1/new
Write down each IP with each AUTH_TOKEN.
Now create the first part of config object:
const path = require('path');
const imageToNanoleaf = require('image-to-nanoleaf');
const options = {
controllers: [
{
id: 'p1', // Your identifier, can be anything
token: 'token_for_the_controller_with_the_ip',
ip: 'yournanoleaf.ip.num.ber',
},
{
id: 'p2',
token: 'token_for_the_controller_with_the_ip',
ip: 'yournanoleaf.ip.num.ber2',
},
{
id: 'p3',
token: 'token_for_the_controller_with_the_ip',
ip: 'yournanoleaf.ip.num.ber2',
},
],
};
(async () => {
const ids = await imageToNanoleaf.getPanelIds(options);
console.log(ids);
})();
- This will give you a list of all the panels and their ids for each controller.
- Now extend your options object with:
const path = require('path');
const imageToNanoleaf = require('image-to-nanoleaf');
const options = {
controllers: [
{
id: 'p1', // Your identifier, can be anything
token: 'token_for_the_controller_with_the_ip',
ip: 'yournanoleaf.ip.num.ber',
},
{
id: 'p2',
token: 'token_for_the_controller_with_the_ip',
ip: 'yournanoleaf.ip.num.ber2',
},
{
id: 'p3',
token: 'token_for_the_controller_with_the_ip',
ip: 'yournanoleaf.ip.num.ber2',
},
],
matrix: `
p1:8154 p2:61636 p3:22085
p1:42476 p2:48715 p3:39187
p1:35035 p2:39141 p3:37982
p1:3027 p2:8817 p3:29486
p1:6111 p2:62103 p3:44457
`,
buffer: false, // if se to true, you need to call the render function after draw
};
(async () => {
await imageToNanoleaf.draw(options, path.join(__dirname, './tree.png'));
})();
buffering
If you want to send all data with as few requests as possible, typically wehn an image should be draw all at once, set the buffer
option to true
.
const path = require('path');
const imageToNanoleaf = require('image-to-nanoleaf');
const options = {
controllers: [
{
id: 'p1', // Your identifier, can be anything
token: 'token_for_the_controller_with_the_ip',
ip: 'yournanoleaf.ip.num.ber',
},
{
id: 'p2',
token: 'token_for_the_controller_with_the_ip',
ip: 'yournanoleaf.ip.num.ber2',
},
{
id: 'p3',
token: 'token_for_the_controller_with_the_ip',
ip: 'yournanoleaf.ip.num.ber2',
},
],
matrix: `
p1:8154 p2:61636 p3:22085
p1:42476 p2:48715 p3:39187
p1:35035 p2:39141 p3:37982
p1:3027 p2:8817 p3:29486
p1:6111 p2:62103 p3:44457
`,
buffer: true,
};
(async () => {
const control = await imageToNanoleaf.draw(options, path.join(__dirname, './tree.png'));
await control.render();
})();
- Behold your beautiful image
The module uses Jimp to process the image, so whatever Jimp can read, this module can read,
In other words, this works as well:
await imageToNanoleaf.draw(options, 'https://art.pixilart.com/d9a597fded1f8e6.png');
or
await imageToNanoleaf.draw(options, yourCoolBuffer);
Final comment
This has only been tested with Nanoleaf Canvas.
Change Log
- 2020-10-24 - v0.6.0 : Added a bufffer mode so that you can add all info to all panels but draw them all at the same time (sending just one requesr for each controller)