# Table of Content

1. [What's this project?](#user-content-whats-this-project)
2. [Web UI](#user-content-web-ui)
3. [BusyLight Buddy companion app](#user-content-busylight-buddy-companion-app)
4. [Stream Deck plug-in](#user-content-stream-deck-plug-in)
5. [BusyLight API](#user-content-busylight-api)
6. [MuteDeck integration](#user-content-mutedeck-integration)
7. [Electronic parts](#user-content-electronic-parts)
8. [Firmware installation](#user-content-firmware-installation)
9. [3D files - Enclosure](#user-content-3d-files---enclosure)
10. [Wiring / Soldering](#user-content-wiring--soldering)
11. [Tools & libs](#user-content-tools--libs)

# What's this project?

**Let people know if they can bother you with light signals!**

A cheap, simple to build, nice looking and portable DIY **Busy Light**.

It comes with a with a simplistic but neat **Web UI** and a simple (but hopefully convenient) **Rest API**.

| Controlled by Stream Deck with REST API | Light roll |
| --- | --- |
| ![busylight and stream deck](img/busylight.jpg) | ![busylight roll](img/busylight.gif) |

# Web UI

A very simplistic but neat UI is available on port `80` (thanks @nicolaeser).   
Default hostname is `igox-busylight`.

You can try to reach the web UI @ <http://igox-busylight.local>.

| What an neat UI ! 😄 |
| --- |
| ![Web UI](img/web-ui.png) |

# BusyLight Buddy companion app

[BusyLight Buddy](https://code.igox.org/iGoX/busylight-buddy) is a free, open-source multiplatform companion app to control your BusyLight from your phone or computer — no browser needed.

Available for **iOS**, **iPadOS**, **Android**, **macOS**, and **Windows**.

It features quick status presets, a custom color picker with saveable presets, a brightness slider, and background polling to keep the UI in sync with the device.

# Stream Deck plug-in

You can download a Stream Deck plugin to control your BusyLight:

Or directly from [here](streamdeck-plugin/README.md).

# BusyLight API

## End points

| Path | Method | Parameter | Description |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| /api/color | POST | `color` JSON object | Set the BusyLight color according to the `color` object passed in the request body. Return a `status` object. |
| /api/color | GET | n/a | Retreive the color currently displayed by the BusyLight. Return a `color` object. |
| /api/brightness | POST | `brightness` JSON object | Set the BusyLight brightness according to the `brightness` object passed in the request body. Return a `status` object. |
| /api/brightness | GET | n/a | Retreive the BusyLight brightness. Return a `brightness` object. |
| /api/status/on | POST / GET | n/a | Light up the BusyLight. White color. Return a `status` object. |
| /api/status/available | POST / GET | n/a | Set the BusyLight in `available` mode. Green color. Return a `status` object. |
| /api/status/away | POST / GET | n/a | Set the BusyLight in `away` mode. Yellow color. Return a `status` object. |
| /api/status/busy | POST / GET | n/a | Set the BusyLight in `busy` mode. Red color. Return a `status` object. |
| /api/status/off | POST / GET | n/a | Shutdown the BusyLight. Return a `status` object. |
| /api/status | GET | n/a | Retreive the current BusyLight status. Return a `status` object. |
| /api/blink | POST | `blink` JSON object | Make the BusyLight blink. Preserves current color, status and brightness. Return a `status` object. |
| /api/blink | GET | n/a | Retrieve the current BusyLight blink status. Return a `blink` object. |
| /api/blink/stop | POST | n/a | Stop the BusyLight blinking and restore previous state. Return a `status` object. |
| /api/debug | GET | n/a | Retreive the full BusyLight status. |

## JSON objects

### `color` object

```json
{
  "r": 255,
  "g": 0,
  "b": 127,
  "brightness": 0.5
}
```

`r`: RED color | integer | [0 .. 255]  
`g`: GREEN color | integer | [0 .. 255]  
`b`: BLUE color | integer | [0 .. 255]  
`brightness`: LED brightness (optional) | float | [0.0 .. 1.0]

### `brightness` object

```json
{
  "brightness": 0.5
}
```

`brightness`: LED brightness | float | [0.0 .. 1.0]

### `blink` object

```json
{
  "isblinking": true,
  "frequency": 2,
  "duration": 5.0,
  "remains": 3.2
}
```

`isblinking`: whether the BusyLight is currently blinking | boolean  
`frequency`: blink frequency | integer | Hz  
`duration`: total blink duration | float | seconds | 0 = endless  
`remains`: remaining blink time | float | seconds | 0 if endless  

### `status` object

```json
{
  "status": "<STATUS>"
}
```

`<STATUS>` : `on` | `off` | `available` | `away` | `busy` | `colored` | `blinking`

# MuteDeck integration

The `POST api/mutedeck-webhook` endpoint aims to collect [MuteDeck](https://mutedeck.com/help/docs/notifications.html#enabling-the-webhook-integration) webhook callbacks.

It will automatically switch to the BusyLight in:

* busy mode (Red color) when entering a meeting with Mic `ON` **and** camera `ON`.
* away mode (Yellow color) when entering a meeting with Mic `OFF` **and** camera `ON`.
* away mode (Yellow color) if the mic is muted during a meeting.
* available mode (Green color) when exiting/closing a meeting.

| MuteDeck Configuration |
| --- |
| ![MuteDeck config](img/mutedeck-webhook-conf.png) |

# Electronic parts

| Parts | Links (Amazon - not affiliated) |
| --- | --- |
| Micro-controler | [D1 ESP32 Mini NodeMCU](https://www.amazon.fr/dp/B0CDXB48DZ) - USB C version |
| Led rings (x2) | [AZDelivery 5 x LED Ring 5V RGB compatible avec WS2812B 12-Bit 38mm](https://www.amazon.fr/dp/B07V1GGKHV) |
| Battery | [Anker PowerCore 5000mAh](https://www.amazon.fr/dp/B01CU1EC6Y) |
| USB A to USB C adapter | [USB A to USB C adapter](https://www.amazon.fr/dp/B0BYK917NM) |

# Firmware installation

**(1)** Flash your ESP32 with [Micropython](https://micropython.org/download/ESP32_GENERIC/) **v1.24.1**.

**(2)** Install [microdot](https://microdot.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html) **v2.0.6** library on the ESP32. This can easily be done using [Thonny](https://thonny.org):

| Tools > Manage plug-ins | lib selection |
| --- | --- |
| ![lib-menu](img/lib-menu.png) | ![lib-install](img/lib-install.png) |

> ⚠️ **Compatibility note:** MicroPython v1.27 is **not compatible** with Microdot due to breaking changes in the underlying ESP-IDF v5.5. Use MicroPython **v1.24.1** with Microdot **v2.0.6**.

**(3)** Edit the `WIFI Configuration` section in the [boot.py](ESP32/boot.py) file.

**(4)** Copy the content of [ESP32](ESP32) folder with the modified `boot.py` file to the root of your ESP32 file system. Again, can easily be done using [Thonny](https://thonny.org):

![file-copy](img/file-copy.png)

**Done!**

# 3D files - Enclosure

All the required 3D files (STLs and f3d project) to 3D print the enclosure are available in the [3D-files-to-print](3D-files-to-print) folder.

![3D files](3D-files-to-print/img/busylight-3d.jpg)

# Wiring / Soldering

![wiring-soldering](img/wiring-soldering.png)

You can see a final assembly image [here](3D-files-to-print/README.md).

# Tools & libs

## Thonny

<https://thonny.org>

## Micropython

<https://micropython.org>

## Microdot

<https://microdot.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html>

## JSColor

<https://jscolor.com>