RPiLC lets you control your RGB led strip with a Raspberry Pi. RPiLC has a designed web app that allows you to control your RGB led strip from any device with style!

• Live color preview as you move the color picker
• Multiple clients can be opened simultaneously
• control multiple RPiLC servers from one client
• Cycle between selected colors
• Recently used colors
• Web controlled, clean design
• iOS web app support
• Touch ready UI
• API

In order to use this app you need:

• A Raspberry Pi.
• Node.js installed.
• Pigpio C library (Version V41 or higher)
• RGB led connected to the Pi's GPIO (you can follow this guide for wiring)

You can follow these 3 easy steps to get it running on your own RPi:

git clone https://github.com/Winor/RPiLC
cd RPiLC
npm install

Edit config.json to match your setup

sudo node index.js

You can start RPiLC on startup by following these steps:

sudo npm install pm2@latest -g

cd [RPiLC location]
sudo pm2 start index.js --name RPiLC

sudo pm2 startup

http://RPiLC-Address/status

Will return status in JSON format

http://RPiLC-Address/togglestate

Will turn the LED strip on or off & return status in JSON format

http://RPiLC-Address/color

Accepts hex value, rgb(x, x, x) and color name. Will set the LED strip color & return status in JSON format

You can use this Siri shortcut to toggle your LED strip using your Apple device.

You can see what I plan to do next at my trello list, might be a little messy, sorry :P

• colorjoe - The color picker used
• uikit - framework used

This project is licensed under Apache License 2.0