NAME

Device::BlinkStick

SYNOPSIS

    use 5.10.0 ;
    use strict ;
    use warnings ;
    use Device::BlinkStick;

    my $object = Device::BlinkStick->new() ;

DESCRIPTION

See Also

left to do from python version

    def _usb_get_string(self, device, length, index):
    def get_led_data(self):
    def data_to_message(self, data):
    def set_random_color(self):
    def turn_off(self):
    def pulse(self, red=0, green=0, blue=0, name=None, hex=None, repeats=1, duration=1000, steps=50):
    def blink(self, red=0, green=0, blue=0, name=None, hex=None, repeats=1, delay=500):
    def morph(self, red=0, green=0, blue=0, name=None, hex=None, duration=1000, steps=50):
    def open_device(self, d):

new

Create an instance of a blink stick, will either connect a stick with a given serial_number, device_name or just the first one thats found

verbose

output some debug as things happen

serial_number

optionally find this stick

device_name

optionally find this stick, if serial_number is also defined that will over-ride I am working on the premise that the device name is stored in info_block_1

info

get a hash of info about the device

get_manufacturer

retrieve the manufacturer name

get_description

retrieve the device description

get_serial

retrieve the device serial number

get_info_block1

get the contents of info_block_1, maybe the device name?

get_info_block2

get the contents of get_info_block_2, maybe the acccess token for the online service?

set_info_block1

str

string to write into info_block_1, the device name?

This will get trimmed to 32 characters

returns true/false depending if the string was set

set_info_block2

str

string to write into info_block_2, the online access token?

This will get trimmed to 32 characters

returns true/false depending if the string was set

get_mode

returns the display mode

0 normal 1 inverse 2 WS2812

set_mode

Set the display mode

mode

mode to set

0 normal 1 inverse 2 WS2812

returns true/false depending if the mode was set

get_color

returns the color as rgb

set_color

set the rgb color for a single pixel blinkstick

r

red part 0..255

g

green part 0..255

b

blue part 0..255

returns true/false depending if the mode was set