#Crate luxafor

Library, and CLI, for [Luxafor](https://luxafor.com/products/) lights via webhooks.

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This has been tested with the USB connected [flag](https://luxafor.com/flag-usb-busylight-availability-indicator/)
as well as the [Bluetooth](https://luxafor.com/bluetooth-busy-light-availability-indicator/) lights.

# Examples

The following shows the command line tool setting the color to red.

```bash
❯ lux solid red -d 2a0f2c73b72
```

The following shows the command line tool setting the color to a blinking green.

```bash
❯ lux blink green -d 2a0f2c73b72
```

The following shows the command line tool turning the light off.

```bash
❯ lux -vvv off -d 2a0f2c73b72
 INFO  luxafor > Setting the color of device '2a0f2c73b72e' to 000000
 INFO  luxafor > call successful
```


## Changes

**Version 0.1.0**

* Initial commit, supports flag and bluetooth lights.


## TODO

TBD