This is the component for Espressif's official IoT Development Framework for the ESP32 (ESP-IDF). It gives you the ability to control your ESP32 based device with yeelight dimmer.
yeelight_dimmer- ESP-IDF component.demo- demo project
Just implement handlers for dimmer events and register the dimmers. Check out the demo
Declare some event handlers
void onRotate(yeelight_dimmer_t *dimmer, signed char rotation, char state) {
}
void onClick(yeelight_dimmer_t *dimmer) {
}
Initialize the component context
yeelight_dimmers_ctx ctx;
yeelight_dimmers_init(&ctx);
ctx.onRotate = onRotate;
ctx.onClick = onClick;
yeelight_dimmers_add(&ctx, "\xF8\x24\x41\xC5\xA0\xBE", "\xA3\x15\x7D\xDF\xAC\x2A\x30\xA7\xF5\xE3\x38\x54", NULL);
Now, call yellight_dimmer_check(&ctx, data, len); at every received bluetooth advertising packet. It will check, parse, decrypt the packet data and call the corresponding event handlers.
The last argument of yeelight_dimmers_add() function is userdata. You can pass a pointer to some descriptor structure, title or even int variable here and access this pointer in event handler:
void onRotate(yeelight_dimmer_t *dimmer, signed char rotation, char state) {
int *value = (int *)dimmer->userdata;
*value += rotation;
printf("value: %i\n", *value);
}
<...>
int app_main() {
int val = 0;
<...>
yeelight_dimmers_add(&ctx, "\xF8\x24\x41\xC5\xA0\xBE", "\xA3\x15\x7D\xDF\xAC\x2A\x30\xA7\xF5\xE3\x38\x54", &val);
}
Run the following to find out your dimmer MAC:
# hcitool lescan
LE Scan ...
F8:24:41:C5:A0:BE yee-rc
Check out yeelight-dimmer-python to retrieve your dimmer's beacon_key.