LifxSharp

A C# implementation of a Lifx HTTP API Client. It is still under development, but has most of the crucial HTTP methods implemented.

Usage

First need to obtain a Lifx Http Api Key (see https://api.developer.lifx.com/docs/authentication). This key is tied to your account, so make sure to register all your bulbs under this account. You can then simply call the constructor for the LifxHttpClient class.

LifxHttpClient client = new LifxHttpClient(/* LIFX API KEY */);

Once the client is created, you can use the full Lifx API to send requests. See the full list of HTTP methods at https://api.developer.lifx.com/docs

Examples

Print out all connected bulbs.

var result = await client.ListLightsAsync();
foreach (var bulb in result.Bulbs)
{
    Console.WriteLine(bulb.Uuid);
}

Set all connected lights to green, over the course of 15 seconds.

var selector = new SelectorBuilder(Selector.All()).Build();
var color = new LifxColor()
{
    Brightness = 1,
    Hue = 100,
    Kelvin = 4500,
    Saturation = 1
};
var request = new SetStateRequest() { Color = color.AsLifxColorString(), Duration = 15 };
await client.SetState(selector, request);

Building selectors

Lifx uses selectors to determine which bulbs to effect. Here are some examples:

Select all lights

var selector = new SelectorBuilder(Selector.All()).Build();

Select all lights in zone 1 with label "customLabel" or that are in the kitchen.

var selector = new SelectorBuilder(Selector.Label("customLabel"))
    .Or(Selector.Location("kitchen"))
    .Zone(1)
    .Build();

Select all lights in zones 1-5 with label "customLabel" or that are in the kitchen.

var selector = new SelectorBuilder(Selector.Label("customLabel"))
    .Or(Selector.Location("kitchen"))
    .ZoneRange(1, 5)
    .Build();

Select all lights with labels "customLabel1", "customLabel2" or "customLabel3".

var selector = new SelectorBuilder(Selector.Label("customLabel1"))
    .Or(Selector.Label("customLabel2"))
    .Or(Selector.Label("customLabel3"))
    .Build();