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# Morgenlichtctl

Morgenlichtctl is a simple client for [morgenlichtd](https://github.com/Coecoenut/MorgenLicht), written in C. It is also currently the official one.

## Installing

### Arch

A package for Arch Linux is available in the [AUR](https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/morgenlichtctl/).

### From Source

Dependencies:

- pandoc
- argtable2

Get them in Debian or it's derivatives with `sudo apt-get install pandoc libargtable2-dev`.

This project uses the *GNU autotools*. Simply download the latest release and execute `./configure`, `make` and `sudo make install` in the project root to install it. Autoconf will complain if any libraries are missing.

Note that while automake does add a `make uninstall` target, it would be wise for you to use [checkinstall](http://asic-linux.com.mx/~izto/checkinstall/), if available.

## Usage

```
morgenlichtctl  [-hv]
 -h, --help                Print help and exit.
 -v, --version             Print version and exit.

morgenlichtctl  alarm list [--csv]
 --csv                     Use machine-readable csv format

morgenlichtctl  alarm enable <ALARM>
 <ALARM>                   The alarm to enable

morgenlichtctl  alarm disable <ALARM>
 <ALARM>                   The alarm to disable

morgenlichtctl  alarm delete <ALARM>
 <ALARM>                   The alarm to delete

morgenlichtctl  alarm add <HH:MM:SS> -n <ALARM> -d DayDay [-c <COLOR>] [-s <SOUND>]
 <HH:MM:SS>                The ringing time
 -n, --name=<ALARM>        The name of the alarm
 -d, --days=DayDay         The weekdays at which the alarm is enabled. String of MonTueWedThuFriSatSun.
 -c, --color=<COLOR>       The color profile to use.
 -s, --sound=<SOUND>       The sound to play

morgenlichtctl set-leds R1 R2 G1 G2 B1 B2
 R1                        Red channel 1 value (0-255)
 R2                        Red channel 2 value (0-255)
 G1                        Green channel 1 value (0-255)
 G2                        Green channel 2 value (0-255)
 B1                        Blue channel 1 value (0-255)
 B2                        Blue channel 2 value (0-255)

```