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pimatic-woox

A pimatic plugin to control WiFi based Woox LED bulbs and potentially others based on the Tuya protocol The plugin works outside the Tuya Cloud, and talks to the lightbulbs directly, removing the need for a working internet connection.

Status of Implementation

Since the first release the following features have been implemented:

Added rule action syntax for "Fade" and Blink" effects
Support for the Woox R5085 RGBW lightbulb
Lightbulbs will automatically be found on the local (non-routed) LAN through UDP broadcast, after adding deviceID and -key
GUI element is similar to the ones provided by Pimatic-Tradfri and Pimatic-Dummies
Warm White color temperatures are emulated as the device does not support out of the box (User configurable Color temperatures through device config)
Rules action syntax to set color (HEX-format or colorname) of the lightbulb.
Integrates with Pimatic-HAP with full color support

Roadmap:

Building out the class into parent classes to provide an easier way to support other Woox devices

Contributions

Contributions were made by:

betreb The GUI element is built on the one used by pimatic-dummies and his debugging skills were very helpful!
mwittig The rule actions are built on the ones created for pimatic-milight-reloaded
michbeck100 For integrating my accessory template into pimatic-hap
treban Inspiration from pimatic-tradfri Contributions to the project are welcome. You can simply fork the project and create a pull request with your contribution to start with. the project on github

Configuration

Follow these instructions to get the id and key for your Woox lights.
Add the plugin to your config.json, ro via the GUI (Do not forget to activate)
Create a device config

Plugin Configuration

{
  "plugin": "woox",
  "debug": false,
  "active": true 
}

The plugin has the following configuration properties:

Property	Default	Type	Description
debug	false	Boolean	Debug mode. Writes debug messages to the pimatic log, if set to true

Device Configuration

Default settings should work fine, only the deviceID and deviceKey MUST be provided

WooxRGBWLight

{
  "class": "WooxRGBWLight",
  "id": "woox-light-1",
  "name": "Woox RGBW Light 1",
  "deviceID": "<device id>",
  "deviceKey": "<device key>"
	
}

The device has the following configuration properties:

Property	Default	Type	Description
ip	''	String	Automatically populated
port	6668	Number	The port of the Lightbulb. Default usually works
minTemp	2400	Number	Minimum temperature (Kelvin) for WW emulation
maxTemp	9600	Number	Maximum temperature (Kelvin) for WW emulation

Predicates and Actions

The following predicates are supported:

{device} is turned on|off

The following actions are supported:

switch {device} on|off
toggle {device}
dim {device} to {value}, where {value} is the percentage of brightness (0-100)
set color {device} to {value}, where {value} is one of the following
- a six digit hexadecimal RGB color code optionally preceded by #. e.g. #FF0000 or 00FF00
- a CSS color name, e.g., red
- a variable which resolves to either of the above
set effect of {device} to {value}
- a known effect name, e.g., Fade or Blink
- a variable which resolves to either of the above

License

GPL-3.0