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Cury Examples

Cury-specific scripts are grouped by purpose to make selection and testing easier.

Folder Layout

  • light-language/ - UI/ambient animation engines
  • button-control/ - BLE button listener and test utilities
  • legacy/ - Compact or older variants kept for reference

Use Case and Persona by Folder

  • light-language/
    • Use case: Build branded LED behavior for product states (boot, ready, active, warning, error, night).
    • User persona: UX/product engineer prototyping device feedback language.
  • button-control/
    • Use case: Control Cury animation scripts from a BLU button and validate BLE event payloads.
    • User persona: Field integrator or installer pairing physical controls with scripted behavior.
  • legacy/
    • Use case: Keep a compact fallback script for quick deployment or regression comparison.
    • User persona: Support engineer troubleshooting behavior differences across script revisions.

Duplicate and Variant Analysis

  • button-control/cury-btn-listener.shelly.js and button-control/cury-btn-listener 1.shelly.js are near-duplicates.
    • Both map BLU button actions to animation control.
    • cury-btn-listener 1.shelly.js adds BLE scanner options (addr filter + active: false) and extra comments.
  • light-language/cury-light-language-2.shelly.js and light-language/cury-light-language-v2.shelly.js are different implementations, not duplicates.
    • -2 is a state-machine light language with 9 states.
    • -v2 is a step-based crossfade animation loop.
  • legacy/cury-mini.shelly.js is a compact/legacy-style variant close in behavior to cury-light-language-2.shelly.js, but includes extra condensed logic and hardware polling.