lx_color_name: picking a color by name or hsbk

In lifx: Control 'LIFX' Smart Light Bulbs

Description

picking a color by name or hsbk

Usage

lx_color_name(
  hue = NULL,
  saturation = NULL,
  brightness = NULL,
  kelvin = NULL,
  color_name = NULL,
  check = TRUE,
  token = lx_get_token()
)

Arguments

hue	set the hue (0-255)
saturation	set the saturation (0-1)
brightness	set the brightness (0-1)
kelvin	set the color temperature. limits depend on the specific lamp; limits are likely in the range of 2500-9000
color_name	a color name (i.e. "red"), hexadecimal color code (i.e. "#FF0000") or output from lx_color() (in 'LIFX' api format (see https://api.developer.lifx.com/docs/colors). If this parameter is used, other parameters may be ignored.
check	if FALSE does not call the API to check if the color is valid
token	API token (see ?lx_save_token). If left empty, the token is retrieved from the environmental variable if available. (see lx_save_token)

Value

a character string specifying a light color as expected by the 'LIFX' API. Outputs from this function have their own class and printing style, but a pure character string can be used just as well.

Examples

## Not run: 

strong_red <- lx_color_name(hue = 0, saturation = 1, brightness = 1)
lx_color(color_name = strong_red)

dim_green <- lx_color_name(color_name = "#00FF00", saturation = 1, brightness = 0.1)
lx_color(color_name = dim_green)

unsaturated_cyan <- lx_color_name(color_name = "cyan", saturation = 0.3)
lx_color(color_name = unsaturated_cyan)

## End(Not run)

lifx documentation built on July 1, 2020, 6:08 p.m.