hybridgroup.gobot/drivers/spi/apa102.go

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Go

package spi
import (
"image/color"
"gobot.io/x/gobot"
)
// APA102Driver is a driver for the APA102 programmable RGB LEDs
type APA102Driver struct {
name string
connector Connector
connection Connection
vals []color.RGBA
}
// NewAPA102Driver creates a new Gobot Driver for APA102 RGB LEDs.
//
// Params:
// a *Adaptor - the Adaptor to use with this Driver
// count int - how many LEDs are in the array controlled by this driver
//
func NewAPA102Driver(a Connector, count int) *APA102Driver {
d := &APA102Driver{
name: gobot.DefaultName("APA102"),
connector: a,
vals: make([]color.RGBA, count),
}
return d
}
// Name returns the name of the device.
func (d *APA102Driver) Name() string { return d.name }
// SetName sets the name of the device.
func (d *APA102Driver) SetName(n string) { d.name = n }
// Connection returns the Connection of the device.
func (d *APA102Driver) Connection() gobot.Connection { return d.connection.(gobot.Connection) }
// Start initializes the driver.
func (d *APA102Driver) Start() (err error) {
bus := d.connector.GetSpiDefaultBus()
mode := d.connector.GetSpiDefaultMode()
maxSpeed := d.connector.GetSpiDefaultMaxSpeed()
d.connection, err = d.connector.GetSpiConnection(bus, mode, maxSpeed)
if err != nil {
return err
}
return nil
}
// Halt stops the driver.
func (d *APA102Driver) Halt() (err error) {
d.connection.Close()
return
}
// SetRGBA sets the ith LED's color to the given RGBA value.
// A subsequent call to Draw is required to transmit values
// to the LED strip.
func (d *APA102Driver) SetRGBA(i int, v color.RGBA) {
d.vals[i] = v
}
// Draw displays the RGBA values set on the actual LED strip.
func (d *APA102Driver) Draw() error {
// TODO(jbd): dotstar allows other RGBA alignments, support those layouts.
n := len(d.vals)
tx := make([]byte, 4*(n+1)+(n/2+1))
tx[0] = 0x00
tx[1] = 0x00
tx[2] = 0x00
tx[3] = 0x00
for i, c := range d.vals {
j := (i + 1) * 4
tx[j] = 0xe0 + byte(c.R)
tx[j+1] = byte(c.B)
tx[j+2] = byte(c.G)
tx[j+3] = byte(c.R)
}
// end frame with at least n/2 0xff vals
for i := (n + 1) * 4; i < len(tx); i++ {
tx[i] = 0xff
}
return d.connection.Tx(tx, nil)
}