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Firefly is a python controler for neopixels and leds on Raspberry Pi, emulating cyber-fireflies in a jar.
It will eventually be able sync changes in ligting across multiple clients and support interactivity.
Get update: [site root]
Response: {"activity":"XX","bugs":["{\"r\":XX,\"g\":XX,\"b\":XX}",(...)]}
Control:
Reset server: [site root]/setup/?bugs=XX
Set bug color: [site root]/set/?bug=xx[&r=XX][&g=XX][&b=XX] (rgb optional, if not set uses previous value.)
Set activity: [site root]/set/?activity=xx[&ttl=XX] (ttl in seconds, defaults to 20)
Send state of system:
sysStatSend.sh [pixel nr]
Send devices on network:
networkDeviceSend.sh [pixel nr] [MAC r] [MAC g] [MAC b]
Client:
- Python
- Neopixel library
Server:
- PHP
- Redis
Update Services:
- grep
- awk
- free
- hdparm
- curl
- 6 bugs are connected on pin 12 (BCM 18)
- Flies are connected on pins 16,22,32 and 36
- Intensity for bugs and flies is 0.0 - 100.0
- Flies automatically update intensity when changed, Bugs don't yet.
- Fly pcm is at 100 hZ currently. Is this ok?