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So for giggles I re-used an old really low end router that I have that runs OpenWRT and connected to the AP as a client, then on OpenWRT built a little management UI.
First shell script to send json using curl.
cat /led/led.sh
curl -i -H "Accept: application/json" -H "Content-Type: application/json" -X POST -d '{"lightmodecode":'"$1"'}' http://192.168.4.1/config?command=light
This script you call /led/led.sh with a number ie "/led/led.sh 4" and it posts the light code 4.
Then I create a luci controller in the luci directory for OpenWRT.
cat /usr/lib/lua/luci/controller/led.lua
module("luci.controller.led", package.seeall)
function index()
entry({"led"}, form("led"), "Leds", 20).dependent=false
end
Lastly I created the cbi module that gets called by the form
cat /usr/lib/lua/luci/model/cbi/led.lua
local inits = { }
inits[1] = {id="10",name="On"}
inits[2] = {id="15",name="Off"}
inits[3] = {id="1",name="Combination"}
inits[4] = {id="2",name="In Waves"}
inits[5] = {id="3",name="Sequential"}
inits[6] = {id="4",name="Slo Glo"}
inits[7] = {id="5",name="Chasing Flash"}
inits[8] = {id="6",name="Slow Fade"}
inits[9] = {id="7",name="Twinkle/Flash"}
inits[10] = {id="8",name="Steady On"}
f = SimpleForm("led", "led", "Manage the Christmas Lights.")
f.reset = false
f.submit = false
t = f:section(Table, inits)
t:option(DummyValue, "id", "Number")
t:option(DummyValue, "name", "Value")
hup = t:option(Button, "_hup", translate("Select"))
hup.inputstyle = "apply"
hup.write = function(self, section)
luci.sys.call("/led/led.sh %s >/dev/null" %{ inits[section].id })
end
And you get the above... and it's a beautiful thing :)
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