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ws2801

v1.0.0

Published

This package combines the following packages: ws2801-pi, ws2801-webser and ws2801-alexa.

Downloads

5

Readme

WS2801

WS2801 is a ready-to-use package that combines WS2801-Pi, its webserver, and the Alexa voice command handler.

Wiring

The wiring of the Pi is described here.

Usage

There are basically two ways to use WS2801:

Using this repository

  1. Clone this repository
  2. Edit the config file as described here
  3. Run the build script: npm run build
  4. Run the start script: npm start

Using the npm module

  1. Create a new npm project folder
  2. Install this module: npm i ws2801
import {Ws2801PiConfig} from 'ws2801-pi';
import {
  AlexaConfig,
  LedControllerConfig,
  WebserverConfig,
  WS2801,
  WS2801Config,
} from './src/index';

const webserverConfig: WebserverConfig = {
  port: 45451,
  confirmationPort: 45452,
  useAuth: true,
};

const ledControllerConfig: LedControllerConfig = {
  debug: true,
};

const alexaConfig: AlexaConfig = {
  appKey: '<your-sinricpro-app-key>',
  secretKey: '<your-sinricpro-secret-key>',
  deviceId: '<your-sinricpro-device-id>',
};

const config: WS2801Config = {
  ledAmount: 10,
  ledControllerConfig: ledControllerConfig,
  webserverConfig: webserverConfig,
  alexaConfig: alexaConfig,
};

const ws2801: WS2801 = new WS2801(config);

ws2801.start();

Configuration

The config can be specified when initializing WS2801. If no config was specified or if the repository is used, the defaultConfig which is stored here.

The config can look like this:

{
  ledAmount: 10,
  ledControllerConfig: {
    debug: false,
  },
  webserverConfig: {
    port: 12345,
    useAuth: true,
    confirmationPort: 54321,
  },
  alexaConfig: {
    appKey: '',
    secretKey: '',
    deviceId: '',
    logCommands: true,
  },
};
  • ledAmount is used to specify how many leds are connected to the Pi.

  • ledControllerConfig is described here.

  • webserverConfig is described here.

  • alexaConfig is described here.

Functions

constructor

Parameters:

  • config

start

Starts the webserver and the alexa device handler.

stop

Stops the webserver and the alexa device handler.

Routes

The available routes are described here.