1 unstable release

0.1.0 Aug 18, 2019

#1616 in Hardware support

MIT license

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Busylight

This is a library to control a connected busylight.

Install

Usage

There is examples in the example folder. A basic example of creating an object, setting it to a colour and ringing with a tone is shown below.

extern crate busylight;

use busylight::{BusyLight};

fn main() {
    let mut bl = BusyLight::new();
    
    bl.light("red");
    
    bl.ring(Tones::TelephoneNordic, 6);
}

Keepalive

By default the busylight will turn off when there has been no data sent for 30 seconds. To keep the busylight on with the last value set, enable keepalive by:

bl.keepalive_enable()

This automatically sends current settings to the busylight every 20seconds. To turn off the keepalive use the function:

bl.keepalive_disable()

light(color)

To make the busylight light a specific color just use a valid css color.

bl.light('orange')

To turn it off

bl.stop_light();

ring(tone, volume)

Make the busylight play a ringtone. All the available tones are defined in a enum and can be access through the Tones enum.

Volumesteps: The busylight accepts volume values of 0-7

bl.ring(Tones::TelephoneNordic, 4)

To turn it off

bl.stop_ring()

Ringtones (All available through the enum)

  • OpenOffice
  • Quiet
  • Funky
  • FairyTale
  • KuandoTrain
  • TelephoneNordic
  • TelephoneOriginal
  • TelephonePickMeUp
  • Buzz (Basically annoying white noise)

Dependencies

~5–6.5MB
~107K SLoC