96 lines
2.7 KiB
Python
96 lines
2.7 KiB
Python
from rgbUtils.debug import debug
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import uuid
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class RGBStrip:
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# name = the name off the the strip, defined by the client connecting to the server
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# uid = unique id, if the strip sends one, use this (later maybe, or never, whatever)
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# lenght = the lenght off the strip, for future use of eg WS2812b strips, will be 1 by default
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def __init__(self,name,onValuesUpdateHandler,lenght=1):
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# UID should be updateable later, or not?
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# when updating, be sure it does not exist
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self.STRIP_UID = str(uuid.uuid4())
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self.STRIP_NAME = name
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self.STRIP_LENGHT = lenght
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self.onValuesUpdateHandler = onValuesUpdateHandler
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self.red = [0]*self.STRIP_LENGHT
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self.green = [0]*self.STRIP_LENGHT
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self.blue = [0]*self.STRIP_LENGHT
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def RGB(self,red,green,blue,brightness = 100):
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if(red < 0):
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red = 0
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if(red > 255):
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red = 255
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if(green < 0):
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green = 0
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if(green > 255):
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green = 255
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if(blue < 0):
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blue = 0
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if(blue > 255):
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blue = 255
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if(brightness < 0):
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brightness = 0
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if(brightness > 100):
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brightness = 100
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for x in range(self.STRIP_LENGHT):
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self.red[x] = int(red/100*brightness)
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self.green[x] = int(green/100*brightness)
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self.blue[x] = int(blue/100*brightness)
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self.onValuesUpdateHandler(self)
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def WS2812b(self,id,red,green,blue,brightness=100):
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if id < 0 and id > self.STRIP_LENGHT:
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print(self.STRIP_NAME," is max ",self.STRIP_LENGHT," Pixels long!")
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return
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else:
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if(red < 0):
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red = 0
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if(red > 255):
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red = 255
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if(green < 0):
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green = 0
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if(green > 255):
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green = 255
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if(blue < 0):
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blue = 0
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if(blue > 255):
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blue = 255
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if(brightness < 0):
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brightness = 0
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if(brightness > 100):
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brightness = 100
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self.red[id] = int(red/100*brightness)
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self.green[id] = int(green/100*brightness)
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self.blue[id] = int(blue/100*brightness)
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self.onValuesUpdateHandler(self)
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def off(self):
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for x in range(self.STRIP_LENGHT):
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self.red[x] = 0
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self.green[x] = 0
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self.blue[x] = 0
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self.onValuesUpdateHandler(self)
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def getData(self):
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self.hasNewData = False
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return [self.red,self.green,self.blue]
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