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[Feature Request] provide a minimal commandline tool
See original GitHub issuesomething like python -m lifxlan -n 1 set_power 0 to run LifxLAN(1).set_power_all_lights(0)
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Hello @DrTexx, I can confirm your Gitlab-based repo is now public readable. Thank you.
It’s a gitlab repo, not github