This is a port of Nick Lamprianidis code to work on a ESP8266 to be compatible with the existing Android App. As such this project will only contain the sketch part of the project so far and not the Android app.

The android App is availible for download on Google Play with the source being availible via Nick Lamprianidis GitHub.

The API remains the same for the toime being with no extended features. However in the future there are plans and thoughts of extendeding it. The calls for the moment are:

• A GET request to /. Responds with a hello from esp8266! message.
• A GET request to /strip/status/. Responds with ON or OFF states.
• A GET request to /strip/color/. Responds with a JSON object of the strip's color, e.g. {"r":87,"g":54,"b":10}.
• A PUT request to /strip/status/on/. Turns the strip on.
• A PUT request to /strip/status/off/. Turns the strip off.
• A PUT request to /strip/color/. Changes the strip's color. The data are delivered as a JSON object in the request body, e.g. {"r":48,"g":254,"b":176}.

This project was developed in Platformio. Simply clone and modify the ssid and password consts. Then run platformio run && pltformio upload or use the Atom IDE to do the build and upload.

This may work on the Ardrino IDE if you ensure your ardrino IDE has the Neo Pixel Library and the ArduinoJson Library however this is untested at the moment.

The potential road map is as follows:

• Port to using ESP8266 IOT RTOS SDK directctly.
• Write drivers for ws2812b LED under the sdk.
• Allow for multiple colours on multiple LEDs.
• Look at allowing for patterned sequences.

• Nick Lamprianidis: For the original sketch
• Adafruit: For the Neo Pixel Library
• Benoît Blanchon: For the ArduinoJson Library