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@gordalina/magic-home

v1.2.0

Published

Magic Home lights controller library with simple API

Downloads

28

Readme

Magic Home

Install

npm install @gordalina/magic-home --save
# or
yarn add @gordalina/magic-home

API

import { Light } from '@gordalina/magic-home'

// this will scan the local network for lights
const devices = await Light.scan();

// this will establish network connection to the light
const light = new Light(devices[0]);

// light methods
await light.on();
await light.off();
await light.color(0xFF, 0, 0); // red
await light.brightness(0xFF, 0, 0, 50); // red with 50% brightness
await light.pattern('red_green_cross_fade', 1);
const patterns = light.patterns();
const state = await light.state();

Debug

You can enable debug environment variable to see what's happening under the hood by setting the DEBUG environment variable:

DEBUG=magic-home:*