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- data/lib/ledenet/version.rb +1 -1
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## Using it
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In addition to the Ruby API, this gem also comes bundled with an executable named `ledenet-ufo`.
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### Commandline
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Here's the `--help` message:
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```
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$ ledenet-ufo
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Usage: ledenet-ufo --list
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OR: ledenet-ufo [IP|HW ADDR] [OPTIONS]
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-r, --red [VALUE] Set red to VALUE
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-g, --green [VALUE] Set green to VALUE
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-b, --blue [VALUE] Set blue to VALUE
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-w, --warm-white [VALUE] Set warm white to VALUE
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--on Turn on the controller
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--off Turn off the controller
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-l, --list Prints a list of available devices and exists
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-s, --status Prints status as JSON
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-h, --help Prints this help message
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```
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When using it, you can specify the IP address, hardware (mac) address, or let `ledenet_api` choose an arbitrary device on the local network (this would work well if you only have one).
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Examples:
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#### List available devices
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```
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$ ledenet-ufo --list
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IP ADDRESS HW ADDRESS Model #
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10.133.8.113 XXXXXXXXXXXX HF-LPB100-ZJ200
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#### Get current status
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$ ledenet-ufo -s
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{"red":"255","green":"255","blue":"255","warm_white":"255","is_on":true}
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#### Turn on, adjust colors
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$ ledenet-ufo --on -r 200 -g 0 -b 255 --warm-white 0 --status
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{"red":"200","green":"0","blue":"255","warm_white":"255","is_on":true}
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#### Turn off
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### Ruby API
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#### Device discovery
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These devices implement a service discovery protocol, which allows you to find them on your network without digging for their IP address. To use it:
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=> [#<LEDENET::Device:0x007fff328f4330 @ip="10.133.8.113", @hw_addr="XXXXXXXXXXXX", @model="HF-LPB100-ZJ200">]
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