HSV instead of RGB? about espalexa HOT 4 CLOSED

Hey,
of course that is possible! Follow the basic example or readme on how to create an EspalexaDevice object :)
With that, additional functions are available and you can do something like:

void colorLightChanged(uint8_t brightness, uint32_t rgb)
{
  uint16_t hue = colorDevice->getHue();
  byte sat = colorDevice->getSat();
  uint16_t ct = colorDevice->getCt();
}

Keep in mind that when setting color temperature (white spectrum), Hue and Sat will not be updated.
Also, if hue and sat are updated, ct will default to 500. You can check wheter Hue+Sat or ct are currently valid with colorDevice->isColorTemperatureMode()

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Thank you 😄
If i'm finished i will give you the next example 😉

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I don't understand colorDevice->isColorTemperatureMode().
For the first time i change color or ct it is "1", and every next time(s) it is "0", but it doesn't matter it's colored or whited...

[before setup]
uint8_t iscolor1;
[...]
[in setup]
  device1 = new EspalexaDevice("Oberschrank rechts", colorLightChanged1, 0);
  espalexa.addDevice(device1);
[...]
[after loop]
void colorLightChanged1(uint8_t brightness, uint32_t rgb) {
  iscolor1 = device1->isColorTemperatureMode();
  Serial.print("iscolor1: "); Serial.println(iscolor1);
//  [up to here i want to separate witch 'if']
  uint16_t hue = device1->getHue();
  byte sat = device1->getSat();
  uint16_t ct = device1->getCt();
}

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Aaaargh sorry my failure 😁
what you can't see is the rest of my function in which i play with device1->setValue() and device1->setColor(hue, sat); so i haven't to wonder 😜

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