🔥 Subtixx/FauxmoESP

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🤔 About the project

Amazon Alexa support for ESP8266, ESP32 and Raspberry Pi Pico W devices.

This is a library for ESP8266/ESP32-based/Raspberry Pi Pico W devices that emulates Philips Hue lights and thus allows you to control them using this protocol, in particular from Alexa-powered devices like the Amazon Echo or the Dot.

This is a fork of FauxmoESP with some changes! For more see CHANGELOG.md

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⚡ Installation

PlatformIO

pio lib install "Subtixx/FauxmoESP"

or

lib_deps = Subtixx/FauxmoESP

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🚀 Usage

The library is very easy to use, basically instantiate an object, connect to the Wifi, add one or more virtual devices and bind the callback to get the messages.

See the examples for more details.

🖥️ Add light to Alexa

To add a light to Alexa, you need to use the Alexa app on your phone.

1. Click on the plus button

2. Click add device

3. Click on the light bulb

4. Search for "Philips Hue Lamp"

Only select the "Philips Hue Lamp" and not "Philips Hue Remote", "Philips Hue Hub", "Philips Hue Lamp 929002487114", or "Philips Hue Switch"

5. Click on "Philips Hue Lamp"

6. Click on "Discover Devices"

7. Wait for the device to be discovered

8. Select the device to add

That's it! Now you can control your device with Alexa!

📚 Documentation

The documentation is available at https://subtixx.github.io/fauxmoESP

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🍰 Supporters and donators

We are currently looking for new donators to help and maintain this project! ❤️

By donating, you will help the development of this project, and you will be featured in this FauxmoESP's README.md, so everyone can see your kindness and visit your content ⭐.

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⚖️📝 License and Changelog

See the license in the 'LICENSE' file.

Watch the changes in the 'CHANGELOG.md' file.

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Made with a lot of ❤️❤️ by @Subtixx