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homebridge-sp108e-platform-enhanced

v1.1.6

Published

a month ago

Integrate your SP108E LED controllers into HomeKit. Added dream mode number configuration and more

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homebridge-plugin sp108e led rgb rgbw

homebridge-sp108e-platform-enhanced

A homebridge plugin for integrating SP108E LED controllers into HomeKit.

Features

color settings
animation mode selection
dream mode selection
animation speed adjustment
multiple-instance support
controller chip type / RGB channel order / segment amount / LEDs per segment settings in configuation
RGBW LED strip as two separate lights (RGB + W)
definition of favorite preset effects.

Notes

There are 180 preset effects defined in the LED Controller, but the TV Accessory accepts only 100 items. Please use availableEffects in the configuration to limit the number of items in the list. If availableEffects is not defined, only the first 50 effects will be added to the list.

The sp108e network connection features have been rebuilt to support persistent connection and retransmissions

Some parts of code were generated by Github Copilot.

Open issues

ToDo list

Implementation of custom effects

Credits

Disclaimer

I am not affiliated with the manufacturers, sellers or any of the device brands. This plugin is a personal project that I maintain in my free time.
Refer to the licence for more information.