Tasmota/lib/lib_basic/TasmotaLED/src/TasmotaLED.h

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/*
TasmotaLED.h - Lightweight implementation for adressable leds.
Copyright (C) 2024 Stephan Hadinger
This library is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
*/
#ifndef __TASMOTALED_H__
#define __TASMOTALED_H__
enum TasmotaLEDTypesEncoding : uint16_t {
// bits 0..3 encode for number of bytes per pixel
TasmotaLed_1_Def = 0x0, // Default value - identical to TasmotaLed_3_RGB
TasmotaLed_3_RGB = 0x1, // 3 bytes per pixel
TasmotaLed_4_WRGB = 0x2, // 4 bytes per pixel
// bits 4..6 encode for pixel order
TasmotaLed_Def = 0b000 << 4, // Default value - identical to TasmotaLed_GRB
TasmotaLed_GRB = 0b001 << 4,
TasmotaLed_RGB = 0b010 << 4,
TasmotaLed_RBG = 0b011 << 4,
TasmotaLed_BRG = 0b100 << 4,
TasmotaLed_BGR = 0b101 << 4,
TasmotaLed_GBR = 0b110 << 4,
// bit 7 sets the position for W channel
TasmotaLed_xxxW = 0b0 << 7, // W channel after color
TasmotaLed_Wxxx = 0b1 << 7, // W channel before color
// bits 8..15 encode for timing specifics
TasmotaLed_WS2812 = 0 << 8,
TasmotaLed_SK6812 = 1 << 8,
TasmotaLed_TimingEnd = 2 << 8,
};
enum TasmotaLEDHardware : uint32_t {
// low-order bits are reserved for channels numbers and hardware flags - currenlty not useds
// bits 16..23
TasmotaLed_HW_Default = 0x000000,
TasmotaLed_RMT = (1 << 0) << 16,
TasmotaLed_SPI = (1 << 1) << 16,
TasmotaLed_I2S = (1 << 2) << 16,
TasmotaLed_HW_None = 0xFF << 16, // indicates that the specified HW is not supported
};
// Below is the encoding for full strips
// We need to keep backwards compatibility so:
// 0 = WS2812 (GRB)
// 1 = SK6812 with White (GRBW)
enum TasmotaLEDTypes : uint16_t {
ws2812_grb = TasmotaLed_3_RGB | TasmotaLed_GRB | TasmotaLed_WS2812, // 1 for backwards compatibility
sk6812_grbw = TasmotaLed_4_WRGB | TasmotaLed_GRB | TasmotaLed_xxxW | TasmotaLed_SK6812, // 2 for backwards compatibility
sk6812_grb = TasmotaLed_3_RGB | TasmotaLed_GRB | TasmotaLed_SK6812,
};
#ifdef __cplusplus
/*******************************************************************************************\
* class TasmotaLED
*
* This class is a lightweight replacement for NeoPixelBus library with a smaller
* implementation focusing only on pushing a buffer to the leds.
*
* It supports:
* - RMT and I2S hardware support
* Possible enhancements could be considered with SPI and Serial
* - Led size of 3 bytes (GRB) and 4 bytes (GRBW)
* APIs take 0xRRGGBB or 0xRRGGBBWW as input
* but Internal buffers use GGRRBB and GGRRBBWW
* - Led type of WS2812 and SK6812
* - There is no buffer swapping, the working buffer is copied to an internal
* buffer just before display, so you can keep a reference to the buffer
* and modify it without having to worry about the display
* - buffer is cleared at start
* - "Dirty" is kept for API compatibility with NeoPixelBus but is glbally ignored
* so any call to `Show()` pushes the pixels even if they haven't changed.
* Control for dirty pixels should be done by the caller if required.
* - We tried to keep as close as possible to NeoPixelBus method names to ease transition
\*******************************************************************************************/
class TasmotaLEDPusher; // forward definition
class TasmotaLED {
public:
TasmotaLED(uint16_t type, uint16_t num_leds);
~TasmotaLED();
void SetPixelCount(uint16_t num_leds);
void SetPixelSubType(uint8_t type); // change only Pixel order and pixel size
void _adjustSubType(void);
inline void SetPixelReverse(bool reverse) { _pixel_reverse = reverse; }
bool Begin(void);
void SetPusher(TasmotaLEDPusher *pusher); // needs to be called before `Begin()`, sets the hardware implementation
void Show(void); // pushes the pixels to the LED strip
inline void SetRawFormat(bool raw_format) { _raw_format = raw_format; }
void ClearTo(uint32_t rgbw, int32_t first = 0, int32_t last = -1);
void SetPixelColor(int32_t index, uint32_t wrgb);
uint32_t GetPixelColor(int32_t index);
uint8_t GetType(void) const { return _type; }
uint16_t PixelCount(void) const { return _pixel_count; }
uint8_t PixelSize(void) const { return _pixel_size; }
inline uint8_t * Pixels(void) const { return _buf_work; }
inline bool IsDirty(void) const { return _dirty; }
inline void Dirty(void) { _dirty = true; }
bool CanShow(void) const;
protected:
uint16_t _type; // the composite type
uint8_t _pixel_order; // permutation between RGB and position of W
bool _w_before; // true if W channel comes first (4 channels only)
bool _pixel_reverse; // display LED strip in reverse order
uint8_t _timing; // timing code for strip, 0=WS2812, 1=SK6812...
bool _started; // true if the hardware implementation is configured
bool _dirty; // for NeoPixelBus compatibility, but ignored by `Push()`
bool _raw_format; // if true, copy raw to leds, if false, convert from RGB to GRB or LED format
uint16_t _pixel_count; // how many pixels in the strip
uint8_t _pixel_size; // how many bytes per pixels, only 3 and 4 are supported
uint8_t *_buf_work; // buffer used to draw into, can be modified directly by the caller
uint8_t *_buf_show; // copy of the buffer used to push to leds, private to this class
const uint8_t (*_pixel_matrix)[3]; // pointer to the pixer_order_matrix
TasmotaLEDPusher *_pusher; // pixels pusher implementation based on hardware (RMT, I2S...)
};
#endif // __cplusplus
#endif // __TASMOTALED_H__