philips-hue-api v0.1.6

NOTE: This package will currently only work if you're on the same network as your Hue base station.

Install

npm install philips-hue-api --save

Usage

When you're on the same network as your Hue (good for testing)

var Hue = require('philips-hue-api'),
    hue = Hue('http://192.168.x.x/api/your_username');

hue.lights(1).on(); // Turns on light number 1.

When you're not on the same network (good for real-world applications)

var Hue = require('philips-hue-api'),
    hue = Hue('username', 'me@here.com', 'my-amazing-password');

hue.authenticate().then(function(lights) {
    lights(1).off();
});

API

Lights

list() - Asynchronous function that returns the available lights (as JSON) for the current bridge.

Hue('http://192.168.x.x/api/username/').lights().list(function(error, lights) {
    console.log(lights);
});

off() - Turns off the specified light.

on() - Turns on the specified light.

breathe() - Causes the specified light to perform a breath cycle (transition to a higher brightness, then lower brightness, then back).

hue(int) - Sets the hue (color) of the specified lights (between 0 and 65535). Both 0 and 65535 are red, 25500 is green and 46920 is blue.

color(string) - Helper function for setting the hue of the specified light. Can be: red, orange, yellow, green, white, blue, purple, magenta, or pink.

saturation(int) - Sets the saturation of the specified light. 254 is the most saturated (colored) and 0 is the least saturated (white).

brightness(int) - Sets the brightness of the specified light (between 1 and 254). 1 is the darkest and 254 is the brightest.

colorTemperature(int) - Sets the color temperature of the specified light (between 153 and 500). 153 is 6500K, 500 is 2000K.

state(object)

More Examples

Listing Lights

var Hue = require('philips-hue-api'),
    hue = Hue("[your-username]", "[your-email]", "[your-password]");

hue.authenticate().then(function(lights) {
    lights().list();
});

Turning a light on by its name

var Hue = require('philips-hue-api'),
    hue = Hue("[your-username]", "[your-email]", "[your-password]");

hue.authenticate().then(function(lights) {
    lights('Bedroom').on();
});

Making your light turn blue

var Hue = require('philips-hue-api'),
    hue = Hue("[your-username]", "[your-email]", "[your-password]");

hue.authenticate().then(function(lights) {
    lights('Bedroom').color('blue');
});