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To make and use Spotify Palette, you need to follow the given steps. Deploy and enjoy!įor practice, try branching off after where the Chromecast state change is hooked in the first node, to set the bulb back to a neutral colour once playback stops.You can make your personal Spotify Palette by going to the Spotify Palette website on your browser. Leave the data field blank, as it will be filled with our payload. Lastly, use a call service node to call light.turn_on. If you want to leave the saturation values alone, ignore the lines before msg.payload, and replace saturation in the hs_color with msg.payload. You may wish to consider a different brightness.

Where lor_bulb is the entity name of your color lightbulb in home-assistant. Construct a payload to send to the light using our values But don't let the saturation be > 100 else HA with throw an error These 3 lines boost the saturation, relative to how de-saturated a colour is In Node-Red, go to Menu>Manage Palette>Install and install node-red-contrib-color-convertĪdd a color convert node to our flow, from RGB to HSV or HSLįollow on with the following code in another function node: For me though, they weren't quite rich enough, so I added a few steps before setting the bulb:

You now have the dominant color of the current album art as an array of RGB values. Because this flow is asynchronous, we do not return the message object, we just call return the message object gets sent by nd() once the async call completes Only run if Spotify is the active content media_)Ĭonnect this node to a Function node with the following code: Set it to target the Chromecast you want to monitor (e.g. Start a flow with the State Changed HA node. (There may be other libraries there already if so don't delete them, just add the line beginning ColorThief to the block) Install color-thief-node npm i color-thief-nodeĮnsure your nodered/settings.js contains a block to import the new color-thief-node library: SSH into your machine/container running node-red Spotify (does not use the Spotify HA integration, don't worry about configuring that) RGB color bulb (Any RGB bulb added to Home-Assistant mine was £12 on Amazon) To follow this tutorial without adaptation, you will need the following set up: How to use asynchronous methods in Node-Red How to use external node.js libraries in Node-Red I could have follow the tutorial to the letter, but all my automations are in node-red, and I like to keep thing consistent for when then inevitably break in 6 months time and I've forgotten how it works.

The subreddit(s) have helped me solve a lot of problems, and it's time to give something small back. Based on this post, I set out to make an RGBW light bulb in a lamp in our living room match the colour of the currently playing Spotify track's album art.