Set your Wiz Bulb to match the colors on screen. Finds the dominant on-screen color and requests the bulb change accordingly. Fastest response time on the order of 0.2s from testing.
Executables are distributed within this repository for windows and unix-like systems. This is the easiest option to get started quickly.
They can be found in the most recent build by visiting the Actions
tab, selecting the top most build with a green tick next to the name, and selecting from the Artifacts
section.
Simply run the executable to start the program. Ctrl C
to quit. Run from the command line to specify extra command arguments
Download the code. Ensure you have a modern python installed, and pipenv
. Then in this downloaded folder run pipenv install
to obtain the correct environment. Finally pipenv run main.py
to execute the script.
Specify additional command arguments to change default values, or change certain behaviour.
Argument | Sequential Argument Example | Description |
---|---|---|
-h, --help | - | show this help message and exit |
-d, --debug | - | Prints more verbose messages. Sets to INFO level |
-s, --search | - | Search for available bulbs, print IP addresses, and exit |
-ip IP | 192.168.1.66 | known IP of bulb to use |
--broadcast_space BROADCAST_SPACE | 192.168.1.225 | Search over this space of IP for possible bulbs. Use when IP of desired bulb unknown |
-b [0-255], --brightness [0-255] | 70 | minimum desired brightness of bulb |
-r RATE, --rate RATE | 20 | refresh rate of color change (hz) |
-m MONITOR --monitor MONITOR | 1 | Monitor number to use |
-q [1-10], --quality [1-10] | 5 | Quality of dominant color calculation. 1: highest, 10: lowest |
--screen_percent [1-100] | 60 | Amount of screen to consider, in percentage. Chances are that things around the edge of the screen do not need consideration |
-d, --display | - | Show a window of expected color captured from screen, and sent to bulb |