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import time
from dotstar import Adafruit_DotStar


    

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# Dotstar LEDs are designed for use in a LED strip and the software library reflects that
# so we'll make use of a strip of one LED
numpixels = 1
datapin   = 23   # GPIO pin 23 is connected to the data channel of the LED
clockpin  = 24   # GPIO pin 24 is connected to the clock channel of the LED
strip     = Adafruit_DotStar(numpixels, datapin, clockpin)
strip.begin()    # always call this before starting to use the LED


    

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# and we're ready to start!
# first we set the brightness of the LED(s)  (max 255, so 127 is about 50%)
strip.setBrightness(127)


    

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pixel_index  = 0               # Index of our first (and only) pixel
color_red = 0xFF0000          # Red
color_green = 0x0000FF         # Green
color_blue = 0x00FF00         # Blue


    

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# configure color
strip.setPixelColor(pixel_index, color_blue)
# activate configuration
strip.show()


    

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color = color_red                           # make a color variable and store it in memory

while True:                                 # repeat forever
    strip.setPixelColor(pixel_index, color)
    strip.show()                            # show color
    time.sleep(0.5)                         # wait half a second
    
    color >>= 8                             # color cycle Red -> Green -> Blue -> Black
    if(color == 0): color = 0xFF0000        # At black, start again at Red

# click the stop button (or choose Kernel > Interrupt from the menu) to stop the execution


    

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import colorsys 

sat = 1
value = 0.5
length = 500

for teller in range(0, length + 1):
    hue = teller/float(length)
    color = list(colorsys.hsv_to_rgb(hue, sat, value))
    intcolor = int(color[0]*256)*256**2 + int(color[1]*256)*256 + int(color[2]*256)
    strip.setPixelColor(pixel_index, intcolor)
    strip.show()
    #time.sleep(1.0/length)


    

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import math
def makeColorGradient(frequency1, frequency2, frequency3, phase1, phase2, phase3, center=128, width=127, length=500):
    for i in range(length):
        rood = math.sin(frequency1*i + phase1) * width + center
        groen = math.sin(frequency2*i + phase2) * width + center
        blauw = math.sin(frequency3*i + phase3) * width + center
        intcolor = int(rood) * 255**2 + int(groen) * 255 + int(blauw)
        strip.setPixelColor(pixel_index, intcolor)
        strip.show()
        time.sleep(10.0/length)

print(makeColorGradient(.01,.01,.01,2,0,4))


    

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strip.setBrightness(0)
strip.show()