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[Utility & Helpers](/categories/utility) 4. / 5. bronsonquick/lifx ActiveWordpress-plugin[Utility & Helpers](/categories/utility) bronsonquick/lifx ================= Adds the ability to control your LIFX lights from WordPress. 10[4 issues](https://github.com/BronsonQuick/Lifx/issues)PHP Since Dec 30Pushed 3y ago1 watchersCompare [ Source](https://github.com/BronsonQuick/Lifx)[ Packagist](https://packagist.org/packages/bronsonquick/lifx)[ RSS](/packages/bronsonquick-lifx/feed)WikiDiscussions main Synced 1mo ago READMEChangelogDependenciesVersions (2)Used By (0) LIFX for WordPress ================== [](#lifx-for-wordpress) This plugin provides a way to control your LIFX smart lights using WordPress. Currently this is done using the command line and [WP-CLI](https://wp-cli.org/). Installation ------------ [](#installation) 1. Download the plugin zip from Github. 2. Upload the zip through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress 3. Activate the plugin. Usage ----- [](#usage) You can type `wp help lifx` to see all the commands. Here are some common ones: - `wp lifx get_token` - This will print your LIFX personal access token on the command line. - `wp lifx check_token` - This checks to see if your LIFX person token authenticates correctly. - `wp lifx list_lights` - This will list your the LIFX smart lights. - `wp lifx toggle` - This will toggle the power state of all lights. - `wp lifx power on` - This will turn all lights on. - `wp lifx power off` - This will turn all lights off. - `wp lifx toggle --selector=label:"I Love Lamp"` - This will toggle the state of a light with a label of "I Love Lamp". - `wp lifx toggle --selector=id:d073d56e1d85` - This will toggle the state of a light with an id of `d073d56e1d85` - `wp lifx colour_list` - This will list all the colour names you can use with our plugin. - `wp lifx validate_colour "darkorchid"` - See if this is a valid colour and if it use output it's hex code. - `wp lifx colour rebeccapurple` - This will set all your smart lights to `#663399` - `wp lifx colour rebeccapurple --selector=label:"I Love Lamp" --fast=true` - Set the "I Love Lamp" to `#663399` - `wp lifx colour random` - Set's all lights to a random colour. - `wp lifx colour random --selector=label:"I Love Lamp"` - Set the "I Love Lamp" to a random colour. - `wp lifx colour random --selector=label:"I Love Lamp" --zones=0-9` - Set the "I Love Lamp" to a random colour in zones 0-9. - `wp lifx brightness 0.5` - Set all lights to 50% brightness. - `wp lifx brightness 0.5 --zones=0-9` - Set the brightness to 50% in zones 0-9 for all lights that support zones. - `wp lifx brightness 0.5 --zones=10-19|31-40` - Set the brightness to 50% in zones 0-9 and 31-40 for all lights that support zones. - `wp lifx brightness 1.0 --fast=true` - Set all lights to 100% brightness and don't receive a response payload. - `wp lifx brightness 1.0 --duration=5` - Set all lights to 100% brightness over 5 seconds. - `wp lifx brightness 0.75 --selector=group:Bedroom` - Set all lights to 75% brightness in the Bedroom group. - `wp lifx brightness 0.75 --selector=label:'I Love Lamp'` - Set all the device called I Love Lamp to 75% brightness. - `wp lifx breathe rebeccapurple` - Use the breath effect with the colour `rebeccapurple`. - `wp lifx breathe rebeccapurple --from_colour=deeppink --selector=group:Bedroom` - Use the breath effect with the colour `rebeccapurple`. - `wp lifx flame` - Use the flame effect on any products that support it i.e. LIFX Tiles. - `wp lifx flame --selector=label:"Tiles" --cycles=2 --period=2` - Use the flame effect. - `wp lifx flame --selector=label:"Tiles" --cycles=2 --period=2 --power_on=false --fast=true` - Use the flame effect. - `wp lifx pulse rebeccapurple` - Use the pulse effect with the colour `rebeccapurple`. - `wp lifx pulse deeppink --from_colour=darkblue --cycles=3` - Use the pulse effect with the colour `deeppink` and `darkblue` 3 times. - `wp lifx pulse deeppink --from_colour=darkblue --cycles=3 --period=5` - Use the pulse effect with the colour `deeppink` and `darkblue` 3 times over 5 seconds. - `wp lifx pulse deeppink --from_colour=rebeccapurple --cycles=3 --period=5 --power_on=false` - Use the pulse effect with the colour `deeppink` and `rebeccapurple` 3 times over 5 seconds but only if the light is already on. - `wp lifx pulse deeppink --from_colour=rebeccapurple --cycles=3 --period=5 --power_on=false --persist=true` - Use the pulse effect with the colour `deeppink` and `rebeccapurple` 3 times over 5 seconds but only if the light is already on and leave the light on the starting colour. - `wp lifx move forward` - Perform a move effect on any lights that can do that effect. - `wp lifx move forward --cycles=3 --period=5` - Perform a move effect on any lights that can do that effect, three times over five seconds. - `wp lifx move backward --cycles=10 --period=10 --power_on=false` - Perform a move effect on any lights that can do that effect, ten times over 10 seconds but only if the light is already on. - `wp lifx move backward --selector=group:"Music Room"` - Perform a move effect on any lights that can do that effect in the group "Music Room". - `wp lifx move backward --selector=group:"Music Room" --fast=true` - Perform a move effect on any lights that can do that effect in the group "Music Room" but don't return a payload response so it's faster. - `wp lifx get_multizones` - Determine if any lights on the network support multizones. - `wp lifx get_multizones --selector=label:"Beam Me Up!"` - Determine if the "I Love Lamp" light supports multizone. ### Health Score 9 — LowBetter than 0% of packages Maintenance0 Infrequent updates — may be unmaintained Popularity2 Limited adoption so far Community7 Small or concentrated contributor base Maturity25 Early-stage or recently created project Bus Factor1 Top contributor holds 100% of commits — single point of failure How is this calculated?**Maintenance (25%)** — Last commit recency, latest release date, and issue-to-star ratio. 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