color your nanoleaf based on nfl teams

🚧 under construction 🚧

If your nanoleaf is setup in the 'correct' way (all in a straight line with 9 total panels) then running nanoleaf-nfl will search for the nfl games that are happening today and set the nanoleaf to the colors of the two teams which are playing.

On the day I recorded this gif (Thursday September 7th) the Patriots and Chiefs were playing the opening game. This gif shows the nanoleaf in its 'base' state (all white) and then nanoleaf-nfl kicks in and changes the color.

• init
• colorPanels
• setTeamLayout
• getNFLData
• getTodayGame

Start up nanoleaf-nfl

Parameters

• aurora any api to manipulate the nanoleaf
• network any some api to make network calls
• colors array array of colors for every nfl team

Get an array of panels with color change information

Parameters

• panels array the list of sorted panels
• colors array array of color objects
• start number the index at which to start the slice
• stop number the number at which to end the slice
• teamAbbreviation string the abbreviation of the team

Returns array array of color transformations

Sets the layout to the color of the teams that are passed in

Parameters

• api
• colors array array of color objects
• homeTeamAbbreviation string
• awayTeamAbbreviation string

Get the list of games/scores from the nfl

Parameters

• network any some api to make network calls

Returns any nfl data for the current week (games, week number, etc)

Get today's game from a list of all games (or in the event that today is not game day, get the next closest game)

Parameters

• games array the array of games this week

Returns object data for todays game (who is playing, score, etc)