Tested on Raspbian for Raspberry Pi and on a laptop running Ubuntu 14.04

• The standard C/C++ libraries, which should be installed by default on raspbian
• Python 3+
• Voltos installed and a Voltos account (put voltos in your PATH to use the start script with ease)

1. Create a Voltos bundle called "LIFXToken" and set it as the bundle in use
   voltos create LIFXToken
voltos use LIFXToken
2. Set a secret called "TOKEN" with your LIFX token from cloud.lifx.com as the value
   voltos set TOKEN=<your LIFX token>
3. Execute ./setup.sh and follow instructions
4. Write a config file to define actions to take when you click your Flic buttons. See the config file wiki for details.
5. Execute ./start.sh to start up the client

Execute ./start.sh.

Execute ./start.sh -c. This will print out info from your LIFX account such as scene IDs, light info, group info, etc. This is needed for writing a config file.

Check out the wiki for troubleshooting and config file tips.

Be sure to post a Github issue if you find a bug, something you don't like or if something is wrong or should be changed. You can also submit a Pull request if you have a ready improvement.