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Yes. curl --request PUT --data '{"on":true}' http://<local bridge ip address>/api/<your api key>/lights/<light id>/state https://developers.meethue.com/do
by a254613e 9y ago
Yes.
curl --request PUT --data '{"on":true}' http://<local bridge ip address>/api/<your api key>/lights/<light id>/state
https://developers.meethue.com/documentation/getting-started https://developers.meethue.com/documentation/getting-started
- mike-cardwell 9y agoThat's good. Does it generate any Internet traffic it all, or is it entirely local? One thing I noticed from your command: No authentication. Looks like any software on any device on the LAN can control the light. Is that really true?
- wrboyce 9y agoYou were being offered a slightly simplified example, the Hue bridge does indeed require authentication. To answer your other question, the bridge can be accessible via the online “meethue” portal for things like easy remote access but I think this is optional. EDIT: oh, and it’ll generate internet traffic for firmware updates I suppose!
- mike-cardwell 9y agoOk. I'll probably stick with Z-Wave then. Hue doesn't seem to offer anything extra.