Hello everyone im not really sure if python is applicable for this, but ill lay down the problem, I have led lights in my room, but it doesnt have a pc app and I have to use the app on my phone (because im a fatass I wanna create my own program to do this from my computer) here are the two mechanisms that I think will work lmk if im wrong, 1. invoking the functions that change the colors 2. communicating with whatever circut is used in the LED to change the colors. What library's or functions should I use for this
#๐ Changing LED colors with python?
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Well depending on the brand of LEDs u might be able to find some kind of way to send data via python
This change is small tho
Otherwise youโd have to connect ur own microcontroller to the LEDs (ex. arduino) to control the LEDs
What you could do is connect the LEDs to an esp 32 and communicate through bluetooth or wifi to change the leds, requires some knowledge though
What brand are the lights? Libraries already exist that can be used to build a controller app with a UI or even a terminal program.
Here's an example using a library that is made for the Wizlight brand https://github.com/Rebeljah/WizWizard/blob/master/src/backend/light.py
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