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lumi

Philips Hue app to control lights and sensors

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Oct 23, 2021
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Philips Hue desktop app to control lights and sensors.

⚠️ This app won't work in your web browser because it needs a local environment to communicate with Hue API. A working desktop app will be released when Flutter will be more mature for desktop. In the meantime, you can run this app locally in your web browser with the command flutter run -d chrome.

https://lumi.rootasjey.dev

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Features

The features are pretty basic for now.

  • Control lights
    • Change hue, brightness, saturation
    • Use random palette colors
  • Control sensors
    • Switch ON/OFF
  • Control groups (& rooms)
    • Switch ON/OFF

Limitations

lumi does not have all features of the mobile app like sensors' rules edit or Hue Labs. Instead, it focuses on lights and sensors' control.

Also, it is not possible to delete users in third party apps.

Develop

  1. Install Fluter
  2. Clone this project git clone https://github.com/rootasjey/lumi.git
  3. Navigate inside the local folder with cd lumi
  4. Inside the local folder, run flutter pub get
  5. Run the app with flutter run -d chrome

License

MIT

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Jeremie Corpinot ↗

(Mostly) Frontend developer. I like art 🎨 video games 🕹️ and plants 🪴.

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