I’ve written a few small things and posted them to my Github that others may find useful and wanted to share. Recently I started doing some Bash scripting and decided to share the results.
Allows you to control your Nanoleaf Aurora from the command line, also if you add your Hassio info it can communicate with and be controlled by it. I use this with my Hassio install and haven’t had any issues.
Speeds up the process of changing things on your Hue through a script allowing you most basic commands one would need when changing things on your Hue hub. You can enter your Hue hub info or it will automatically pull the login info from your Home Assistant install that has Hue setup.
This is a Jinja script I use to ensure I have a well-groomed customize.yaml. It will read through your install and show you a customization.yaml file so I don’t have to worry about removing items that are no longer used and that items that are used show up properly. Just paste the Jinja into your template renderer in Home Assistant.
I’ve updated my Nanoleaf repository to fix a few things that weren’t working with Home Assistant. I re-wrote quite a bit of it and also added support for the new alert functionality.
Calling an alert is pretty simple:
nano.sh -a "Flames" 2
That turns on the lights to the Flames effect for two seconds and then it returns to the previous state.
Updated my Nanoleaf repository so it can display animData created to Nanoleaf developer specifications.
So many people have asked me how to get the key for their Nanoleaf lights that I cleaned up some scripts and posted them as well.
It doesn’t do it automatically but it makes it a lot easier. I uploaded one for people running Hassio and for those that don’t I included one that works with nmap.
