I released version 1.2 of MiWakeUpLight. My take on a wakeuplight using a Mi Light dual white lamp. I added the possibility to control the lamp directly from the web interface. You can checkout the project at https://github.com/raginggoblin/MiWakeUpLight.
Recently I wanted to find out if WildFly Swarm is a real challenger for Spring Boot. Rather than creating another ‘Hello World’ application I decided to convert a project I use on an ‘almost’ daily basis to a WildFly Swarm application. This way I could compare the two frameworks. I created a clone of https://github.com/raginggoblin/MiWakeUpLight with WildFly Swarm instead of Spring Boot. You can find this project on https://github.com/raginggoblin/MiWakeUpLightSwarm. So there you can find a WildFly Swarm project that contains all technologies you want in a full stack application, i.e. a database (H2), JPA, Hibernate, datasources, CDI, logging, configuration with yaml, EJB, JaxRS and a AngularJs frontend on top.
I released version 1.1 of MiWakeUpLight. My take on a wakeuplight using a Mi Light dual white lamp. I added an installer script to install the software as a systemd daemon. You can checkout the project at https://github.com/raginggoblin/MiWakeUpLight.
Recently I found out that Angular Material did not perform well on certain browsers. I therefore switched to Bootstrap. E.g. Firefox on Android did not handle MiWakeUpLight very well, but from now on it will!
View the code on: https://github.com/raginggoblin/MiWakeUpLight
A couple of weeks ago I bought a programmable lamp at one of these chinese webshops. I wanted to make a wakuplight, as the one I was using started to wake me in the middle of the night. This is the lamp I bought:
It is a 9W Dual White lamp. You can shift the color from yellow to bright white and the brightness can be set to 10 distinct levels. A 9W LED lamp at full strength will certainly wake me up, so this one would do I figured. In order to control it you need a wifi controller:
This controller can manage up to 4 lamps, I therefore will be able to add other lights with other functions as well as the controller is capable of sending commands to each lamp individually, or to all 4 lamps at once.
Mi Light has made a smartphone app to configure and control the lamps as well, but I found it totally unusable. I was not able to configure the controller or the lamps at all! After a little googling I found a post about a webinterface and that was the key to unlock this thing.
I made a Spring Boot application with an angularjs frontend that would do the job. Through the webinterface I can configure the wakeup schedules:
For each schedule I can configure the time the lamp should shine at full strength, the duration of the sunrise (going from 10% to 100%) and how long the lamp is supposed to shine. Besides this I can configure which day the schedule is valid.
This worked quite well for the past few weeks but this week I found out that angular material does only work on the desktop and on chrome for Android. As I found this unacceptable I plan to switch to bootstrap.
You can find the project on https://github.com/raginggoblin/MiWakeUpLight
I released OcNotes version 1.2. You can now choose different colors for the sticky notes. I also implemented the systemtray from https://github.com/dorkbox/SystemTray This way it is better integrated with modern de’s like Gnome and Unity.
For more information see: https://digitalcarpentry.nl/wordpress/ocnotes
For downloads see: https://github.com/raginggoblin/ocnotes
Sometimes a spreadsheet program is ideal for creating a schedule. But I could not find a way to import this into my calendar. In order to do this I wrote a small utility to convert a CSV file to a CalDav file. This CalDav file can be imported by any kind of calendering software.
For more information see: https://digitalcarpentry.nl/wordpress/csv2caldav
For downloads see: https://gitlab.com/raginggoblin/csv2caldav
I released OcNotes version 1.1. It has some minor improvements. The delete button shows a trash icon and the fonts are configurable.
For more information see: https://digitalcarpentry.nl/wordpress/ocnotes
For downloads see: https://github.com/raginggoblin/ocnotes
Today I released OcNotes version 1.0. I moved from Egroupware to Owncloud and therefore had to rewrite my notes desktop client. I released it on Github today.
For more information see: https://digitalcarpentry.nl/wordpress/ocnotes
For downloads see: https://gitlab.com/raginggoblin/ocnotes
