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yeelight-raw

v1.0.1

Published

Reliable fire-and-forget Yeelight LAN control — raw TCP writes, no listener accumulation

Readme

yeelight-raw

Reliable fire-and-forget Yeelight LAN control using raw TCP writes

Why this exists

I have experienced two significant issues while using yeelight-node:

  1. Listener accumulation_sendCommand registers new data/error listeners on every call, causing MaxListeners warnings and eventual command drops.
  2. Premature connected flag_connect() sets this.connected = true synchronously before the TCP connection is established, causing double-connect and more listener accumulation on repeated calls.

yeelight-raw bypasses all of that by writing raw JSON directly to a single persistent net.Socket. One socket, one set of listeners, no accumulation.

Install

npm install yeelight-raw

No dependencies, yeelight-raw uses only Node.js built-ins (net, dgram, events).

Quick start

With discovery

const { discover } = require('yeelight-raw');

const disc = discover((device) => {
  console.log(`Found: ${device.ip}:${device.port}`);

  device.on('error', (err) => console.error('Error:', err));
  device.on('close', () => console.log('Disconnected'));

  device.send('set_power', ['on', 'smooth', 500, 0]);
  device.send('set_bright', [80, 'smooth', 500]);
  device.send('set_rgb',    [255 * 65536 + 128 * 256 + 0, 'smooth', 500]);
});

setTimeout(() => disc.stop(), 10_000);

Known device (skip discovery)

const { YeelightDevice } = require('yeelight-raw');

const device = new YeelightDevice({ ip: '192.168.1.100', port: 55443 });
device.on('error', (err) => console.error(err));
device.send('toggle', []);

Common commands

For the full list of methods and parameters see the Yeelight Inter-Operation Spec.

| Action | method | params | |---|---|---| | Power on | set_power | ['on', 'smooth', 500, 0] | | Power off | set_power | ['off', 'smooth', 500, 0] | | Brightness | set_bright | [value_1_to_100, 'smooth', 500] | | RGB colour | set_rgb | [r*65536 + g*256 + b, 'smooth', 500] | | Toggle | toggle | [] | | Set name | set_name | ['My Light'] |

API

discover(callback?)YeelightDiscovery

Starts SSDP discovery and calls callback(device) for each new device found. Returns the YeelightDiscovery instance.

YeelightDiscovery

  • search() — send another M-SEARCH multicast
  • stop() — close the UDP socket and stop discovery
  • restart() — stop, clear the known-device cache, and start discovery again
  • Events: device, error

YeelightDevice

  • send(method, params) — fire-and-forget command; connects lazily on first call
  • disconnect() — close the TCP socket
  • reconnect(ip?, port?) — close and re-open the TCP socket; optional args override the stored IP/port; useful after a close event or when the device's address changes
  • Properties: id, ip, port, state ({ on, brightness, rgb })
  • Events: error, close

License

MIT