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roomcomputer/hue_controller.py

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import requests as req # Used for HTTP requests for the Hue API
import json # API uses JSON
import asyncio # ASync stuff
import config # Configuration for the controller (/config.py <- change this file)
loop = asyncio.get_event_loop() # ASync loop
def genUrl(params: str):
return "http://" + config.address + "/api/" + config.username + params
def boolToString(v: bool): # To fix the dumb python syntax
if(v):
return "true"
else:
return "false"
async def API_Request(method: str="GET", params: str="", body: str=""):
try:
apiReq = req.Request( method, genUrl(params) ) # initialize the request
apiReqPrep = apiReq.prepare() # prepair it
apiReqPrep.body = body # apply the body to the request
apiSession = req.Session()
response = apiSession.send(apiReqPrep) # send it to the Hue bridge
print(response)
print(response.text)
except req.exceptions.RequestException as err:
raise SystemExit(err) # throw the error
async def setLightPower(index: int=1, on: bool=True):
await API_Request( "PUT", "/lights/" + str(index) + "/state", "{'on':" + boolToString(on) + "}" )
def testReq():
# loop.run_until_complete( API_Request("GET", "/lights/1") ) # get test
loop.run_until_complete( setLightPower(1, False) ) # try to turn on/off a light
loop.close()