Hi @davidkrantz 👋 I have not really used this project for a while but with the occasion of Hacktoberfest I thought I might as well raise this PR since I already had the code on my fork.
I've not been using it because I disconnected the LED strip that was directly wired to my Raspberry Pi and I am now runny a couple of WLED devices using ESP32s. With this setup you can easily control the LED strips with the WLED app and also via the API. I do recommend it if you're still into leds!
For this code change I've followed the pattern of the previous contribution I made and it is quite simple since it only requires a GET request to set the color and one to get the color. WLED already handles the smooth transitions.
Let me know if this looks good 😃 also, would be great if you could add the hacktoberfest-accepted label to this PR
Hi @davidkrantz 👋 I have not really used this project for a while but with the occasion of Hacktoberfest I thought I might as well raise this PR since I already had the code on my fork.
I've not been using it because I disconnected the LED strip that was directly wired to my Raspberry Pi and I am now runny a couple of WLED devices using ESP32s. With this setup you can easily control the LED strips with the WLED app and also via the API. I do recommend it if you're still into leds!
For this code change I've followed the pattern of the previous contribution I made and it is quite simple since it only requires a GET request to set the color and one to get the color. WLED already handles the smooth transitions.
Let me know if this looks good 😃 also, would be great if you could add the
hacktoberfest-accepted
label to this PR