This is a node.js client library for the Philips Hue.
npm install hue-module
In order to use the hue.js library, you will need to know the IP address of the
hue base station. You can find this through the
meethue dashboard or using arp. To use arp, note the
MAC address of the device (written on the bottom of the base station) and then
issue the arp -a
command from your terminal.
var hue = require('hue');
hue.load("IP Address", "Username/Key");
hue.lights(function(lights){
for(i in lights)
if(lights.hasOwnProperty(i))
hue.change(lights[i].set({"on": true, "rgb":[0,255,255]}));
});
At the moment there is no way to discover a base station or register with it. This is coming soon.
Below you will find an outline of the available methods, their purpose, and the corresponding usage example.
hue.lights(callback)
In the callback a list of lights are returned. Each light can be set however one chooses.
hue.light(lightID, callback)
light.set(attributes)
Usage example:
hue.light(1, function(light){
light.set({"on":false});
});
hue.change(light)
Usage example:
hue.light(1, function(light){
hue.change(light.set({"on":false}));
});
hue.groups(callback)
An array of groups is returned in the callback.
hue.group(groupID, callback)