# pytest-hue Control your Phillips Hue by PyTest.
The following parameters are used:
Brightness is controlled by the number of run tests against total number of tests
Green hue is controlled by the number of passed tests against total number of tests
Red hue is controlled by the number of failed tests against total number of tests
Blue hue is controlled by the number of passed tests against total number of tests
## Configuration You’ll need to supply the following values:
–hue-ip: Hue Bridge IP Address
–hue-username: Username to connect to Hue Bridge with ([follow instructions here to get a new one](https://developers.meethue.com/develop/get-started-2/))
–hue-rooms: Rooms to control the lights within
## Installing and Running To install
pip install pytest-hue
or clone this repo and run python setup.py install
To run, make sure:
Your Phillips Hue Bridge and lights are turned on
Then run with following command (substituting the appropriate values)
pytest –hue-ip XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX –hue-username XXXXXXXXXX –hue-rooms Office
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