(Use Case) GitHub X Philips Hue (⭐⭐)
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(Use Case) GitHub X Philips Hue (⭐⭐)
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Prerequisite
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You must have a Philips Hue smart lighting product.
Scenario
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Set the light to blink once when creating an issue on GitHub.
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(Trigger): It only works when you press start with test. Change it to use production by connecting a webhook.
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(Github > create : issue) :
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After connecting your GitHub account, select Issue for Resource. Select Create for Operation. Set the repository to upload to.
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Enter the Title and Body to be written in the issue.
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(Philips Hue > update : light) :
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After connecting your Philips account, set Resource to Light. Operation to Update. Light Name to 1.
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In Additional Fields, select Alert Effect and then select Select (one-time blink function) from the drop-down.
Philips Hue
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Creating a Hue app on https://developers.meethue.com/add-new-hue-remote-api-app/
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Check if the Callback URL was entered correctly in https://developers.meethue.com/my-apps/
Troubleshooting
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How to get a LIGHT ID.
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The latest version of the Hue app no longer displays light IDs in the app's 'Info' section, so to find them, you need to look for the app. Hue Config Viewer
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After you pair the app to your Hue bridge, you can see the numeric IDs of all your Hue lights in .
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I found out later that surprisingly, “1” was the Light ID value.
