Adrián Moreno Adriem

Setting up MiLight Wifi Bridge and LimitlessLED bulbs with Amazon Alexa and Home Automation Bridge

Be able to control MiLight bulbs with Amazon Alexa via the MiLight Wifi Bridge.

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// Print each state transition
$rootScope.$on('$stateChangeSuccess', (_, toState) => console.log(`STATE CHANGED TO '${toState}'`));

	// When a generator function is decorated or composed, the composed function will not
	// work unless the decorator explicitly supports decorating a generator function.
	//
	// This example shows how to wrap an async generator function as an async function, pass it
	// to the decorators and wrap the result in an async generator synchronized with the original one.

	const compose = (...functions) =>
	functions.reverse().reduce((decorated, decorator) => decorator(decorated));

	const decorateGeneratorFunction = (...decorators) => (generatorFunction) => {

	#!/usr/bin/env node

	/** @author Adrian Moreno (https://github.com/adriem) */

	const https = require('https')
	const fs = require('fs')

	const urls = process.argv.slice(2).filter(arg => arg !== '-v' && arg !== '--verbose')
	const verbose = process.argv.includes('-v') \|\| process.argv.includes('--verbose')

	# ==============================================================================
	# File: .tmux.conf
	# Author: Adrian Moreno
	# Repo: https://github.com/adriem/shell-utilities
	# ==============================================================================

	# Global settings
	set -g default-terminal "screen-256color" # Enable 256 color terminal emulator
	set -g status-interval 2 # Status bar refresh interval
	set -g set-titles on # Set window title