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Auto-Hue

An electron app for controlling Phillips Hue lights

Requirements

  • Node Package Manager - This is installed with Node.js
  • Git - Source control for version management

Installation

1) Clone the repository to your local machine and navigate to create folder

git clone https://github.com/utk-cs/2019fall_scarlet-witch.git

2) Install project dependencies

npm install

3) Run the app

npm run electron:serve

Getting Started

When loading up AutoHue for the first time you will be prompted through a set up process. This step by step formula is pretty straightforward, but it requires you to have physically touch your Hue Bridge. This is the only way to initially connect your bridge to AutoHue.

Note: If you do not have an internet connection, you will need the IP address of your bridge.

Build a Schedule

  • This section will describe how to create a schedule and the various schedules available

1) Give the new schedule a name and write a description to be used by both Auto Hue and the Hue API
Media1


2) Select a time option from the choices Weekly, Timer, and Future
Schedule_Step_2a

2a) The weekly option allows for a schedule to repeat on the selected days every week

week

2b) The timer option allows for one time schedule to occur "XX:XX:XX" in the future

timer

2c) The future option allows for a scheduled event to occur on a specific day at a specific time

future


3) Next choose the action that will occur when the schedule occurs.

  • The options are to power on/off, and if on add a colorloop effect or choose a color from the picker schedule3

4) Finally, choose a group for the schedule to act on and finish the creation process schedule4