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The tool should assume that the bridge has just been factory reset. Here's a rough outline of how the tool should work:
The user tells the tool what bridge (MAC) they want to work with, and optionally the IP address if it's already known
The tool should do a network scan for the bridge in question
If it's not found, force the user to enter the IP manually
Once a bridge with the correct MAC address is found, tell the user to press the link button and generate a new user name for use with the Hue API
Once a user name has been created, ask the user how many lamps to add to the bridge
Tell the user to plug in the lamps one by one, making sure that no other nearby lamps are turned on, resetting each lamp ("[Link,Touchlink]" to port 30000)
Once all the lamps have been reset, ask the user to plug in all lights, and do a lamp search
Save the current configuration somewhere, especially the new user name
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When starting the tool, a message along the lines of "Make sure that the bridge has been factory reset" should be displayed.
It's probably easiest to make the program a CLI application. Note though that it needs to use Tornado if it is to use the playhouse module directly, meaning that it will be necessary to use IOLoop.add_handler(sys.stdin.fileno(), ...) to read from stdin, or alternatively read from stdin in a separate thread.
The tool should assume that the bridge has just been factory reset. Here's a rough outline of how the tool should work:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: