lumalou (Python)
Local BLE control for the Fisher-Price Lumalou. Pure Python (async, bleak).
pip install lumalou
Library
import asyncio
from lumalou import LumalouClient, Color
async def main():
devices = await LumalouClient.scan()
async with LumalouClient(devices[0]["address"]) as luma:
await luma.light_color(Color.RAINBOW)
await luma.play(0) # guided sleep playlist
await luma.volume(5)
print(await luma.request_state())
asyncio.run(main())
CLI
lumalou scan
lumalou light --color blue --brightness 7
lumalou sound --source ocean --volume 5
lumalou soother # --off to stop
lumalou time # sync clock
lumalou state # read full state
lumalou send 3c05 # raw app_data (opcode + args)
Add -a <address> to target a device; otherwise it auto-scans.
Requires Python 3.10+, a Bluetooth LE adapter, and radio range of the device.
Development
pip install -e ".[dev]"
pytest # runs the shared golden vectors (spec/vectors.json)
MIT.
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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