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Support for Nanoleaf? #772

Closed jditte closed 2 years ago

jditte commented 2 years ago

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The beta version of diyHue supports an impressive list of light protocols, but I am surprised to see that such a major protocol as Nanoleaf is missing. Is anybody already working on supporting the protocol? If not, it might start looking into it, although the amount of time I can invest is limited. Is there a documentation of the interface between diyHue and code supporting light protocols? Or do I have to analyze the existing implementations as examples?

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mariusmotea commented 2 years ago

Hi,

Unfortunately beta require more work on the core side, currently there is no easy way to change the default login password, etc. If you want to implement it i can show you how to start.

jditte commented 2 years ago

Thank you for the response. Just to make sure that I understand you correctly, are you saying that diyHue currently has limitations that do not allow supporting the Nanoleaf protocol just by adding code to the "lights" folder? In that case, I don't think that I am prepared to make any major changes to the diyHue core...

mariusmotea commented 2 years ago

You only need to create a protocol file in lights/protocols folder . Probably the best filename is nanoleaf.py in this file you need to have 3 functions, one that return the automatic discovered lights, one that fetch the lights status with a cron and update the diyhue bridge (in case 3rd party app change the lights status) and the mandatory function to set the light status. This convert the hue API values to destination device API values. If there is a nanoleaf python library (like yeelight has) the job will be even more simple.

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