With HUEman, you can give your Philips Hue lights some life.
This project is based on the phue library.

First you have to install the Python libraries in the requirements.txt:

pip install sounddevice
pip install numpy
pip install phue
pip install webcolors

Furthermore you have to install the rgb to xy convertor, that you can find here. Special thanks to @benknight for this converter.

First you have to initialize a new lamp object in main.py like this:

myLamp = Lamp(ID_OF_YOUR_LAMP, IP_OF_YOUR_BRIDGE)

In my case it would be:

myLamp = Lamp(1, "192.168.178.43")

Now you can call the function console_input(myLamp) with the lamp object as the parameter.
Then you can control your lamp over the console with following commands:

• switch : toggles active state
• colorloop : toggles colorloop
• brightness INT : set brightness to given integer (0 - 255)
• color STRING : set color to given color string
• color INT INT INT : set color to given rgb code
• music INT INT : changes brightness corresponding to volume of current input device (first parameter: device ID, you can get all device ID's by typing devices in console; second parameter: duration in seconds)
• exit : exits program