The tplight.py python library contains a class KL130 and methods for controlling the TP-Link KL130 Wifi bulb.
A demo file demo.py is included which shows how to use the class.
Create an instance of the KL130 class with the IP address for the bulb
light = KL130("10.0.0.130")
status()
Get the connection status from the bulb. Returns a JSON formatted string with all of the available parameters.
light_details()
Get the light details from the bulb including min and max voltage, wattage and colour rendering index. Returns a JSON formatted string with all of the available parameters.
on()
Set the bulbs state to on.
off()
Set the bulbs state to off.
reboot()
Reboot the bulb.
alias(name)
Get or set the alias name for the bulb.
time(date)
Get or set the date and time on the bulb. Takes and returns a date as a datetime object.
timezone(timezone)
Get or set the timezone for the bulb. Value between 0 and 109. See timezones.md for a list of available timezones.
transition_period(period)
Get or set the transition period for any changes made to the bulbs colour or brightness. Value in milliseconds between 0 and 10000.
hue(hue)
Get or set the bulbs hue. Value between 0 and 360.
saturation(saturation)
Get or set the colour saturation for the bulb. Value between 0 and 100.
brightness(brightness)
Get or set the brightness. Value between 0 and 100.
hsb((hue, saturation, brightness))
Get or set the bulbs hue, saturation, and brightness.
temperature(temperature)
Get or set the colour temperature. Value between 2500 and 9000.