SNMP Lablights Project

snmpgrab.h
void SNMPsetup(int Array[]) -- Sets up a list of ports that you will be pulling data from.
void snmpLoop(int Array[], int arrayCount, int arrayIndex) -- Calculates the average difference in data since the last poll coming IN and OUT of the switch.
void printVariableHeader() -- Prints switch name & uptime to serial monitor.
void printVariableFooter() -- Prints elapsed time between polls and summary of data.
void callLoop -- Should be called as often as possible according to SNMP library documentation

lablights.h
void initFastLED() -- Will add your strip to fastled index (required)
void litArray() -- Must be called in every iteration of your main loop() function (runs as a frame)
void forwardEvent(CRGB fColor, int strip) -- Sends a pulse down the strip from index 0.
void reverseEvent(CRGB rColor, int strip) -- Sends a pulse towards the beginning from the end of the strip.

mathhandler.cpp handles the data thresholds for colors and pulse amounts, change it to your liking.

For 4 or Fewer Strips:

- Change your settings in globals.h and secrets.h, making sure everything is set for your device.
- In platformio.ini, make sure there's a build for your device, if not, you may have to create it yourself through trial and error.
- After setting your arrays and strips in globals.h everything should work without changing anything up to a total of 4 strips.

To Add More Strips:

- Establish new variables in globals.h and change MAX_CHANNELS to the amount of strips you'll use.
- In lablights.cpp, fix the #IF statement on lines 14-26 to add bools for your new strips.
- Also in lablights.cpp, set more LedSplits on line 31 and repeat the process in initFastLed() for each strip.
- In lablights.h extern the bools.
- In main.cpp there will be blocks of variables from line 15 to 67, you'll need to follow the instructions in the comments.
- On line 76 add arrays, then in setup() follow the pattern and add your arrays to SNMPsetup()
- Replicate the process done inside loop() on line 150 to 162 for each strip, changing variable names to the ones you made before.
- On line 165 to 173, repeat that process with the variables you made before.
- Then call each pulse just as it is done below that on lines 178 to 188.
- Then move to snmp.cpp, on lines 47 to 54, replicate that process for each strip.
- Again, replicate the process on lines 72 to 82 for each strip.
- In handleAllOutputs() again, continue the process for the totals at the top of it.
- Then, also in handleAllOutputs(), replicate the else if() loops for each arrayIndex (arrayIndex means strip number)
- The first For loop is for INs and the second is for OUTs, you need to continue the else if()s in both.
- Remember to change every variable that has a number like lastInOctets4 to lastInOctets5
- in setTotals() again, replicate for each arrayIndex
- Optionally you can replicate the print process in printVariableFooter() for debugging.
- Finally, in snmpgrab.h, extern each arrTotals variable at the top as done already.