IoT Bottle Lighting Pad

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Simple Smart Lighting for Any Bottle Easy to use web interface runs on an ESP8266, forked from jasoncoon's esp8266-fastled-webserver. Access different patterns, brightness and power control easily through the website. ## Hardware Requirements - Wemos D1 mini is recommended, but any other ESP8266 variant should work too. May require additional step-down converter. - 24Bit WS2812 RGB LED Ring with OD: 85mm; ID: 72mm and 24 led pixel. - AWG 22, 3 pin wire. - Slim Micro USB Cable. ## Features - Cool and modular features that can be configured or disabled individually: - Preconfigured animations. - Sound reactive to a windows audio output using IoT-Audio-Visualization-Center. - Alexa integration. - MQTT/HomeAssistant support. - mDNS for easy location in the network. - Serial ambilight for use behind a TV. - WebUI with light and dark theme. - Secrets.h file not found. ## Issues and Troubleshooting - Arduino doesn't boot when LEDs are attached. Check wiring direction. - Sketch-Data-Upload says "esptool.exe not found". Download newest ESP8266-FS plugin. - Website just shows "not found :/" after uploading sketch data again and verifying settings in tools menu. ## FAQ - Can I connect to the esp8266 from outside my local network? Yes, create a port forwarding rule on your router. - Can I use the NodeMCU for this project? Yes, software should work with every esp8266 based board. Define correct pin correctly. - Can I use an esp32? The software doesn't support esp32, but jasoncoon wrote an esp32 edition with basic functionality. - Can I use other LED-Strip types for this project? Yes, any FastLED compatible LED-Strip can be used. Change `LED_TYPE` in main config area to use different LED-Strips. A list of all compatible LED-Strips can be found here.