@denwilliams/lifx-mqtt v0.4.0

lifx-mqtt

Only allows for updating light state at present. Doesn't publish any events when light state is changed elsewhere. In the future will look at adding some events under /status.

Lights should be autodiscovered and logged. Check the output to see available IDs.

Topics

With a prefix of lifx, the following topics can be used:

• lifx/set/{id}/on
• lifx/set/{id}/off
• lifx/set/{id} - sets the light state based off the body data (JSON). Fields are brightness, temp, color, duration

Examples:

• Topic: lifx/set/d073e429c362

• Payload: {"brightness":100}

• Topic: lifx/set/d073e429c362/on

• Payload: -

With optional duration...

• Topic: lifx/set/d073e429c362/on
• Payload: {"duration":1000}

You can turn a light off by setting its brightness to 0

• Topic: lifx/set/d073e429c362
• Payload: {"brightness":0}

...or by

• Topic: lifx/set/d073e429c362/off
• Payload: -

Running

It is intended to be installed globally, ie npm i -g lifx-mqtt

Create a YAML file somewhere. See config.example.yml

Run (replace path)

CONFIG_PATH=/path/to/myconfig.yml lifx-mqtt

You can also use Consul for config. See mqtt-usvc for more details.

Example Config

mqtt:
  uri: mqtt://localhost
  prefix: lifx
service: {}

HTTP Status Endpoint

Add port to config:

mqtt:
  uri: mqtt://localhost
  prefix: lifx
http:
  port: 9876
service: {}

Then request http://localhost:9876/status