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Changelog:
Added support for the Nanoleaf Hexagons
Added a new Spotify visualizer effect (Party Mix)
Reworked the Pulse Beats Spotify visualizer effect
Removed the soundbar Spotify visualizer effect due to unreliability and incompatibility with Hexagons
Significantly improved group control for controlling two or more devices as one device
In group mode, effects from both devices are now displayed in the effects lists. Selecting an effect that isn't installed on one of the devices is automatically downloaded
Redesigned button icons
Fixed a bug that froze the UI when searching for devices
Fixed a UI bug that caused lag when changing colors with the color wheel
Reworked the shortcuts info formatting to be more readable
Added fade animations in the device preview for "static" type effects
Updated to improved Nanoleaf library (nanoleaf-api)
Reworked the CLI interface to be more user-friendly
Commands can be executed using the form nfd [action [value]] where action is one of the following actions:
on ---- Turns the lights on.
off ---- Turns the lights off.
toggle ---- Toggles the lights on or off, depending on their current state. On->off, off->on.
brightness ---- Sets the master brightness. Takes one argument, which is the brightness to set (percent). If you prefix the brightness with a "+" or a "-" the brightness will instead increase or decrease by that amount, respectively.
temp ---- Sets the color temperature. Takes one argument, which is the temperature from the range 1200 to 6500 (degrees kelvin). If you prefix the temperature with a "+" or a "-" the temperature will instead increase or decrease by that amount, respectively.
effect ---- Sets the current effect. Takes one argument, which is the name of the effect.