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Learn about vigilant mode.

A major release mostly dedicated to code restructuring and usability updates.

Features:

  • #32: a better web interface, now also showing current bulb status with an icon and buttons for on/off. It should now also render correctly on mobile devices. Note that the direct flip URL has changed from /flip to /?flip; new actions /?on, /?off are now possible;
  • #7: support for timer actions /timers (on/off/toggle) based on absolute time ("fire at 6pm"), time intervals ("fire every hour") or solar events ("fire at sunset + 10 min"). This feature requires definition of user time zone and location. A working Internet connection is required to synchronize time. A new dependency, Dusk2Dawn is required to calculate solar events;
  • #15: bulb actions are now logged, and an online log browser /log is available;
  • #19: ports to NodeMCU and ESP-01S boards (a port means the program will work out of the box by choosing the right settings in Arduino IDE);
  • #32: all bulb manipulations (button, web, timers) now use LED in the same way to signal the action;
  • #30: the way to enter Wi-Fi configuration has changed from holding the button on boot to holding it 5 sec anytime during the operation. Connection to a temporary Wi-Fi network now requires a password (see README for more info);
  • #30: a new /about web page showing various information about controller;
  • #4: Yeelight interface is split into dedicated files YeelightDS.h / .cpp, ready to be used as a library in other programs;
  • #18, #22: button and LED handling are now offloaded to dedicated external libraries (AceButton, JLed), which do it better;
  • new sections in README covering screenshots, examples of scripting, a schematic for ESP-01S board, an example of standalone library use.

Internal features:

  • most of the code rewritten from good old C to C++, and now also adheres closer to Arduino coding practices;
  • #7, #23, #24, #30, #32, #18, #22: porting to ESP-DS-System library, which brings many new features. The library is included with the sketch in the /src folder;
  • #25: one more iteration on a better use of PROGMEM;
  • avoid defining the multicast address twice (needs some pre-processor mastery);
  • porting to ESP8266 Core v3.

Bug fixes:

  • #10: discovery process not properly shown in Firefox.
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