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Hello
Is it possible to know when light are disconnected ? ( no power )

it can be very usefull ...

Yeelight for exemple can say Status and Online

Love this library! Thanks for all the effort. Under which license are you making this available?

How can I trigger a button pressed event?

Hi, the group feature is great. But it don't get how exactly to group the bulbs in one group. Is there a "addDeviceToGroup(deviceId, groupId)" method? Thanks for the great library.

Hey!

Whenever I set my light's colour through:

await tradfri.setDeviceState(65541, { color: 'ffffff' });

It sets the colour instead to an orange, '#efd275', specifically.

I can change states through setDeviceState, but not brightness, and using colorX and colorY worked.

I had a weird issue before, where after adjusting the brightness on the dimmer steering device, it sort of glitched in and out of the colour I set, and the orange-y one it seems to love so very much.

Ok, not really an issue but an enhancement request. It would be great if another method is added to set state (and possibly brightness) on groups as well. As it was missing I assumed that the same setDevice statement can be used for group ids but it doesn't work.

Love the pkg though!

Hi!

Had to change the ...
const isUndefined = require('lodash/isundefined');
... lines to "lodash/isUndefined" to make this work for me.

Also the coap client can be downloaded from https://libcoap.net/files/ if you don't want to build them yourself.

Anyway, great work! Thank you! :)

On my machine, when executing any command, I get the following error:

Invalid response: SyntaxError: Unexpected token u in JSON at position 0

The soap-client used from upstream seems to be working, for example, executing tradfri.getDevices in the background runs /usr/bin/coap-client -m get -u "xxx" -k "yyy" "coaps://some-ip:5684/15001"
and returns

stdOut: '[65536,65537,...]\n'

The line producing the error is in CoapClient.makeRequest(): resolve(JSON.parse(stdOut.split('\n')[3]));
When I change this to

let split = stdOut.split('\n');
resolve(JSON.parse(split[3] || split[0]));

Everything works again.

My main question is where this magic number 3 comes from. Is this a misconfigured libcoap on my end? Or is the 3 variable across environments (and would warrant a PR)?

My system:

• OS: 4.14.36-1-MANJARO
• libcoap: libcoap-dtls (https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/libcoap-dtls-git/)