ArduinoPixel

About ArduinoPixel

Control your NeoPixel LED strip from your phone or tablet.

Change the color of the strip, turn it on and off, all from the convenience of your Android device.

Getting started is really easy:
* Take hold of an Arduino board with an Ethernet or WiFi connection and a NeoPixel LED strip.
* Upload the provided code on your Arduino board (read the comments for instructions). Use this link, https://github.com/nlamprian/ArduinoPixel/tree/master/arduino_code, to access the code. (Do not use the "Get Server Code" button in the app, the link it leads to is not up to date)
* Connect the Arduino to your local network.
* Install the app, go to settings and specify the network parameters for your Arduino web server. If you see the "Hello from Arduino Server" message, then you know the setup is correct.
* That's it! Enjoy.

The code has been tested on Arduino Uno, Leonardo, and Mega. There is also experimental support for ESP32.
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Update:
I developed ArduinoPixel for personal use, but I decided to officially publish it. The app offers only those features I initially needed, realizing though that NeoPixels can do much more interesting things than simply light up. By now, enough people have used the app and responded with some positive feedback and ideas that I wanted to do something about it. So, I'll keep working on the app. If you have any requests or features you'd like to see implemented, please send me an email and tell me about them. I'll make sure to take your input into consideration.

Some ideas I have in mind about the project/app:
* Develop a web interface to allow the use from a web browser
* Provide turn on/off times for the strip in order to operate autonomously
* Allow the use of multiple strips