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hue-lib

v1.1.4

Published

A library for conveniently accessing and working with the Hue API.

Downloads

17

Readme

Hue Library

This tool was made to simplify the process of connecting to your Hue API, providing convenience functions for interacting with it.

Setup Instructions:

  1. npm install hue-lib
  2. Respond to the command prompts for setup. You'll need physical access to your Hue Bridge. Follow the Special Setup Instructions if you don't have physical access to the Hue bridge during npm install.

Import Instructions

let hue = require('hue-lib');

Test Instructions

After a successful setup, run node node_modules/hue-lib/app.js on or node node_modules/hue-lib/app.js off to test. These will turn all your lights on or off, respectively.

Special Setup Instructions

If you don't follow the prompt or can't access your hue bridge when you first run the npm install, then you can manually access the setup functionality by running node node_modules/hue-lib/app.js setup

Overview

  • All hue.*Data() functions follow the (err, data) callback structure, each aligning with the different core API endpoints (see https://www.developers.meethue.com/documentation/core-concepts):
    • /lights resource which contains all the light resources
    • /groups resource which contains all the groups
    • /config resource which contains all the configuration items
    • /schedules which contains all the schedules
    • /scenes which contains all the scenes
    • /sensors which contains all the sensors
    • /rules which contains all the rules
  • hue.switchLights() or hue.switchLight() will accept a boolean for whether all lights or a designated light address should be on or off