A Firebot script that lets you control lights set up through Home Assistant
To use it, drop the javascript file into your scripts folder (e.g. %AppData%\Firebot\v5\Profiles\Main Profile\scripts) and turn on custom scripts in Firebot's settings. Then in a command (e.g. !lights), select the "Custom Script" effect
You need to provide three things:
- A long-lived access token (accessible via your user profile, bottom left corner of the dashboard)
- The entity_id of the light you wish to control (e.g.
light.davids_room) - The hostname or URL of your instance (e.g. 192.168.1.128)
If you created the command !lights, you can then call !lights red, and the light will turn red. You can also call !lights rainbow to activate the colorloop effect (if supported by your lights). Home Assistant will accept any named colour used in CSS. For a list of available colours, see this list.
If you've created a light group in Home Assistant, you can use that as well. You could also probably control switches or other devices too with a command such as !switch On or !switch Off, but this is untested.