# Illumination-Cat This is the brain of the the almighty [Illumination Cat](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2974862). ## API Two API architectures are supported: WebSocket and REST. Both can be used with the same set of fields. Everything is propagated to the mesh network automatically. Fields: | Field | Type | Description | | ------- | ------- | -----------------------------------------------| | topic | String | Name of the topic where the data is dispatched | | payload | Integer/String | Data | ### WebSocket Endpoint: /pixel Send a JSON String containing the mandatory fields. Example: ``` json { "topic": "pixels/color", "payload": 13505813 } ``` #### Topics All functionality can be used by sending messages to these topics. | topic | type | payload | | ----- | ---- | ---- | | pixels/colorWheel | Integer | Value from 0 to 255 to cycle through all colors | | pixels/color | Integer | RGB color as integer. By calling this topic, all LEDs of the strip are set synchronously, stopping current running animation. | | pixels/color2 | Integer |RGB color as integer. Sets the second color used in animations. Does not stop current running animation. | | pixels/pattern | Integer | Value from 0 to 5 to set the current animation. Available animations: { NONE = 0, RAINBOW_CYCLE = 1, THEATER_CHASE = 2, COLOR_WIPE = 3, SCANNER = 4, FADE = 5 } | | pixels/totalSteps | Integer | Number of steps of an animation. | | pixels/brightness | Integer | Integer from 0 to 255 to set the overall brightness of the strip by bitshifting the current colors in memory. Use with caution as running the LEDs on full brightness requires a lot of power. | ### REST #### Endpoints Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded POST /pixel/api ## Features - Enduser setup: initial setup where the cat opens an access point for configuration - WiFi: connect to existing AP as client or build a mesh network where all cats act as a collective - Web controls: colors and patterns can be changed through the web interface - OTA plugin: cats connected to an AP can be updated over-the-air via TCP flash method - [0%] audio output