A command line interface to control a Nyrius Smart Bulb

Depends on the fantastic bluepy BTLE library.

Bluetooth 4.0 (BTLE) support in hardware

Tested on python 2.7

• Add support for color preset file

• Further investigation into other bluetooth "endpoints"

All examples show the minimum arguments needed to work.

control.py rgb

Set a particular color

python control.py rgb color -a C4:ED:BA:56:00:00 --red 0 --green 102 --blue 202

Sets a random color, currently mostly light colors / pastels

python control.py rgb random -a C4:ED:BA:56:00:00

control.py hue

HSV Control mode

python control.py hue color -a C4:ED:BA:56:00:00 --hue 0

Pick a min Hue and a maximum hue, will select a color between the two values. If min > max, we go around the other direction

python control.py hue minmax -a C4:ED:BA:56:00:00 --min 192 --max 15

TODO

• Refactored into reusable classes
• Exploration into name setting, name getting, no luck just yet.
• Better usage of argparse
• COL Bounce
• Updated Examples
• Sync modes for randoms, set all bulbs to the same random color, instead of individually --sync0

• HSV Mode
• HSV MinMax
• COL Random

• Initial Version with COL mode