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Local control of Philips Hue lights via API v1.
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Local control of Philips Hue lights via API v1.
curl, jq, and python3 installed on your system.Create a .env file in the skill directory:
BRIDGE_IP=192.168.1.XX # Your bridge IP
USERNAME=your_api_key # Obtained after pairing
If you don't have a USERNAME, follow these steps:
The hue.sh script is designed to be fast and flexible. It allows combining multiple actions in a single command.
# Turn On / Off
./hue.sh light 1 on
./hue.sh light 1 off
# See status of all lights
./hue.sh status
You can combine color, hex codes, and brightness:
# Turn on in blue at 50% brightness
./hue.sh light 1 on color blue bri 50
# Use HTML Hex codes (e.g., #3399FF)
./hue.sh light 1 color "#3399FF"
# Change color only
./hue.sh light 1 color red
# Precise setting (Brightness 0-100, Hue 0-65535, Sat 0-254)
./hue.sh light 1 bri 80 sat 200 hue 15000
red, blue, green, yellow, orange, pink, purple, white, warm, cold.# (e.g., "#FF5733"). Always wrap in quotes.hue.sh: The control engine (Shell)..env: Your secrets (IP and API Key).SKILL.md: This documentation.💡 Tip: For ultra-fast access, add a reminder of these commands in your TOOLS.md file at the root of your workspace.
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# Philips Hue Skill Local control of Philips Hue lights via API v1. ## Installation & Configuration ### 1. Prerequisites - A Philips Hue Bridge on the same local network. - `curl`, `jq`, and `python3` installed on your system. ### 2. Configure .env file Create a `.env` file in the skill directory: ```bash BRIDGE_IP=192.168.1.XX # Your bridge IP USERNAME=your_api_key # Obtained after pairing ``` ### 3. Pairing (Obtain an API key) If you don't have a `USERNAME`, follow these steps: 1. Press the physical button on your Hue Bridge. 2. Run a test command; the script will guide you or you can use a setup tool to register "OpenClaw" as a new devicetype. ## Usage The `hue.sh` script is designed to be fast and flexible. It allows combining multiple actions in a single command. ### Basic Commands ```bash # Turn On / Off ./hue.sh light 1 on ./hue.sh light 1 off # See status of all lights ./hue.sh status ``` ### Advanced Control (Chaining) You can combine color, hex codes, and brightness: ```bash # Turn on in blue at 50% brightness ./hue.sh light 1 on color blue bri 50 # Use HTML Hex codes (e.g., #3399FF) ./hue.sh light 1 color "#3399FF" # Change color only ./hue.sh light 1 color red # Precise setting (Brightness 0-100, Hue 0-65535, Sat 0-254) ./hue.sh light 1 bri 80 sat 200 hue 15000 ``` ### Supported Colors - **Named:** `red`, `blue`, `green`, `yellow`, `orange`, `pink`, `purple`, `white`, `warm`, `cold`. - **Hex:** Any HTML color code starting with `#` (e.g., `"#FF5733"`). Always wrap in quotes. ## Skill Structure - `hue.sh`: The control engine (Shell). - `.env`: Your secrets (IP and API Key). - `SKILL.md`: This documentation. --- 💡 **Tip:** For ultra-fast access, add a reminder of these commands in your `TOOLS.md` file at the root of your workspace.
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