Inputs via the command line about wizlightcpp HOT 8 CLOSED

Doesn't work. I built from master branch, commit 5a6e33b.

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Got the issue. I will fix it and update you.

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Hi Kauhsik,

Passing command line arguments are already supported. You can use the following way:

wizlightcpp [command] --ip [ipaddress]

To find out what params to be passed for each command, you can run the following:

wizlightcpp [command] --help

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Try without any quote.

wizlightcpp off --ip 192.168.1.102

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@kaushiksv

Fixed it and updated the master branch. Also, updated the usage details in the README doc.
Please let me know if it resolves the issue.

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Hi,

Thanks for the fix.

Looks like only on/off and get commands accept the --ip switch.

The set commands still don't work.

kaushik@kaushik-ubuntu-ssd:~/repos/wizlightcpp/build$ ./wizlightcpp getdeviceinfo --ip 192.168.1.102
{
    "bulb_response": {
        "result": {
            "mac": "6c29902767bb",
            "devMac": "6c29902767bb",
            "moduleName": "ESP03_SHRGB1C_01"
        }
    }
}
kaushik@kaushik-ubuntu-ssd:~/repos/wizlightcpp/build$ ./wizlightcpp setcolortemp 5000 --ip 192.168.1.102
Unknown Option

Usage: wizlightcpp setcolortemp {OPTIONS}
Try 'wizlightcpp setcolortemp --help' for help.
kaushik@kaushik-ubuntu-ssd:~/repos/wizlightcpp/build$ ./wizlightcpp setcolortemp
Enter the bulb IP address:192.168.1.102
Enter the color temperature in kelvins [1000 to 8000]:5000
{
    "bulb_response": {
        "result": {
            "success": true
        }
    }
}

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@kaushiksv

setcolortemp requires two arguments and you may need to pass the '--temp' argument along with the value 5000.
Example:
$ wizlightcpp setcolortemp --ip 192.168.1.102 --temp 5000

Try help option to see list of all arguments:

$ wizlightcpp setcolortemp --help
Usage: wizlightcpp setcolortemp {OPTIONS}

Options:
--ip                    IP address of the bulb.
--help                  Show this message and exit.
--temp                  Color temperature in kelvins [1000 to 8000].

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Hi,

yes, it works. My bad, didn't notice it. Thanks for the fix, and the repo.

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