yeecli 0.2.0

Quick start

You can install yeecli with pip:

pip install yeecli

You’re done (make sure developer mode is enabled for your bulb in the app)! Here are a few sample commands:

yee --ip=192.168.0.34 turn on
yee --ip=192.168.0.34,192.168.0.28:8329 toggle
yee --ip=192.168.0.34 rgb ff00ff
yee --ip=192.168.0.34 brightness 100

Features

This is a list of features supported right now and features that I’m wanting to add later.

Currently supported:

• Non-music modes

• All flow transitions in the protocol

• Additional HSV flow transition

• Presets

• Multiple bulbs

• Bulb groups

Will probably be supported at some point:

• Music mode

• Discovery

Usage

To see the commands supported by yeecli, just run it without any commands. It allows you to turn the light bulb on or off, set the RGB value, the color temperature, the HSV value, etc.

yeecli does not support discovery, so you have to specify the IP of the bulb you want to use every time. To make this easier, yeecli supports using a configuration file.

Simply create a file in ~/.config/yeecli/yeecli.cfg that looks something like this:

[default]
ip = 192.168.12.3
port = 55433
effect = smooth
duration = 500

And the defaults will be loaded from it. All the values in it are optional, and you can override them in the command line when running the script.

You can also specify multiple bulbs like so:

[default]
ip = 192.168.12.3
port = 55433
effect = smooth
duration = 500

[bedroom]
ip = 192.168.12.4
effect = smooth
duration = 500

[hallway]
ip = 192.168.12.5:88273,192.168.12.3

Then, to select a specific bulb/bulb group, just pass it to the --bulb option:

yee --bulb=bedroom brightness 100