BlueHue | Bluetooth Proximity Ping for Activiating Hue Lights

BlueHue is a Shell library typically used in Internet of Things (IoT), Arduino applications. BlueHue has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Multi-User Bluetooth Proximity Switch for Activiating [Philips Hue Lights] Based on a slightly modified [hue_bashlibrary] by [markusproske] Hue lights turn on when your Bluetooth device arrives home, turn off when your Bluetooth device leaves. Works with multiple users. Watch the video below, noting that an intentional delay of three seconds is implemented from the time the notification appears and the time lights are turned on in the video. This delay is configurable. The delay is included so that the lights don’t turn on immediately when detected (e.g., arrived, but still outside the door). [YouTube Video of Simulated Arrival] Turn [Philips Hue lights] on with a [Raspberry Pi] (or other server) upon arriving home and off upon leaving without the delays of IFTTT or inaccuracies and battery drain associated with geofencing via the [Philips Hue app] Have multiple users turn lights on and off.