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Save the state to local storage, so it will won't reset when offline.

The colors that are saved should be able to cycle through as a sort of preview.

Basic server should be setup on the ESP8266.

It should be accessed via .local domain.

Colors need to be saved off and be able to be loaded up again.

Right now, apply / cancel don't matter, so this should also give those functionality.

Requests that fail (not from user error), or that would be made when offline (or off local network) should be saved off to try again later.

Find a weather API that can be used to get basic weather info.

Need to be able to get

• Current condition
• Temperature
• Forecast
• Metric / US

It feels impractical to have an ESP running to build out the client functionality.

Can probably just use OpenAPI to create mock backend, that will give us a general idea.

Currently no tests really exist.

Some should be added, and Jest should be used.

The settings need to be saved off when updated.

This will also include adding a save and cancel button.

Probably will periodically get the weather, and set the light to the color set for that weather type.

Maybe add an endpoint to manually update the weather.

Changing color should be a nice fade.

TypeScript will be nicer to use.

This also includes adding TSLint.

The ESP will need to connect to the WiFi. This should be done using WiFiManager to make this a nice process.

To try out push notifications, we could make it so if there is currently severe weather, a notification is sent to the user.

Settings need to be saved to the ESP.

Settings will be

• Location (postal code probably)
• Units
• Hostname

Find a multicolored LED strip, and wire it up to the ESP8266.

It can just have any color as proof it works.

It should be possible to manually set the color that the light will show.

Not sure yet if this should be able to use any color, or just one that was saved off (or both).

Right now the errors with the requests in the sagas are just logged. They should probably do something like dispatch START_UPDATE_THING which makes a copy of what's to be updated, and END_UPDATE_THING removes the old on success (ERROR_UPDATE_THING on fail).

The dashboard should fit on the ESP8266. After the main functionality is done, optimizations should be made (in the code, or build process) to keep it small.

Might need to look at using Preact.

Might be able to package it as gzipped files.

Could be helpful to add something to warn when getting close to 1mb limit.

Using Bazel as a build tool might be fun.

It would be neat to get on the edge of JS stuff, and if the Arduino code is done in C++ it might be able to build both.

Before a color is saved off, it should be able to be previewed with the light.

The weather tab should show the weather for the given location.

The placekitten should be an actual icon.

The forecast should be current hour plus four hours, with what the color will be as the dot. The line should be what the current color is.

The mock backend can randomly generate weather.

The layout is mostly what it should be like.

Some things to change

• Padding around the page contents
• Breakpoints on smaller screen
• Vertical vs horizontal layout