Presets !!TOP!!
Within a Babel config, if the preset is on npm, you can pass in the name of the preset and Babel will check that it's installed in node_modules already. This is added to the presets config option, which takes an array.
Presets
As of Babel 7, we've decided to deprecate the Stage-X presets and stop publishing them. Because these proposals are inherently subject to change, it seems better to ask users to specify individual proposals as plugins vs. a catch all preset that you would need to check up on anyway. Check out our blog for more context.
The theme object is merged shallowly, with top-level keys in tailwind.config.js replacing the same top-level keys in any presets. The exception to this is the extend key, which is collected across all configurations and applied on top of the rest of the theme configuration.
WLED 0.11.0 contains a major overhaul of presets, storing them in a /presets.json file in an internal filesystem.This enables many new features, you can now have up to 250 presets and each of them can save all segments which are set up!Speaking of segments, the maximum number has been increased to 12 on ESP8266 and 16 on ESP32!Presets can now also contain both HTTP and JSON API commands, replacing the previous Macro functionality.Each preset can be named, so you'll be able to access it more easily!
Quick load labelYou can optionally add a short label up to 2 characters or 1 emoji long.It will show up in a small circle on top of the preset list for extra quick access without scrolling!I recommend using this for the presets you truly love.
Save segment boundsThis is an important one. Make sure it is enabled for your boot preset, so that your segment config is properly restored on boot!When disabled, the segment start and stop LEDs are not included in the preset. This can be useful if you plan to make changes to your segment setup and don't want your presets to always reset it to the point it was when the preset was saved.
However, due to a design choice of the LittleFS filesystem used by WLED, random writes to the preset file are very resource intensive.This means that while updating your presets, you might notice your light freezing and becoming unresponsive for up to a few seconds.Adding new presets is usually very fast, those performance issues will occur once you delete/edit/overwrite older presets and your preset file becomes very large, or when adding presets after deleting older ones.
I'm looking into ways to mitigate this situation as soon as possible! Meanwhile, to keep things snappy, I would recommend not having more than 50-ish single segment or a dozen of multi-segment presets.
Obtaining the preset list is possible with the /presets.json fileSeeing the name of the current preset with the API only is not possible, you can only obtain its ID. Then you'd need some code to match it with the entries from presets.json (this is also what the UI does). See section "Backing up/restoring presets".
This only applies the preset at the start of the specified minute. If you set up two presets, one to turn on the light at 7 and another to turn it off at 8,if WLED is booted at 7:30, the light will not turn on. This should not be an issue in most applications.
There are 16 preset slots in total.In 0.9.0, the last preset (16) is capable of saving the entire segment configuration. All other presets only save a single segment (main segment, the first one by default) and restore that preset to all selected segments.
In the Favorites tab, the number buttons from 1-16 are the different save slots. Find a config you like, then toggle Saving mode on and click on a number to save the preset to that slot. If Saving mode is toggled off, you can restore presets with a single click.
With this feature, you can create an animation by automatically swapping between presets within a specified range.Keep in mind that any changes you make to effects/colors will be overridden once the system applies the next preset.
If a preset file contains presets that inherit from presets in another file,the file must include the other file either directly or indirectly.Include cycles are not allowed among files. If a.json includesb.json, b.json cannot include a.json. However, a file may beincluded multiple times from the same file or from different files.
A required string representing the machine-friendly name of the preset.This identifier is used in the cmake --preset option.There must not be two configure presets in the union of CMakePresets.jsonand CMakeUserPresets.json in the same directory with the same name.However, a configure preset may have the same name as a build, test,package, or workflow preset.
An optional boolean specifying whether or not a preset should be hidden.If a preset is hidden, it cannot be used in the --preset= argument,will not show up in the CMake GUI, and does nothave to have a valid generator or binaryDir, even frominheritance. hidden presets are intended to be used as a base forother presets to inherit via the inherits field.
The preset will inherit all of the fields from the inheritspresets by default (except name, hidden, inherits,description, and displayName), but can override them asdesired. If multiple inherits presets provide conflicting values forthe same field, the earlier preset in the inherits array will bepreferred.
A preset can only inherit from another preset that is defined in thesame file or in one of the files it includes (directly or indirectly).Presets in CMakePresets.json may not inherit from presets inCMakeUserPresets.json.
Cache variables are inherited through the inherits field, and thepreset's variables will be the union of its own cacheVariables andthe cacheVariables from all its parents. If multiple presets in thisunion define the same variable, the standard rules of inherits areapplied. Setting a variable to null causes it to not be set, even ifa value was inherited from another preset.
Environment variables are inherited through the inherits field, andthe preset's environment will be the union of its own environment andthe environment from all its parents. If multiple presets in thisunion define the same variable, the standard rules of inherits areapplied. Setting a variable to null causes it to not be set, even ifa value was inherited from another preset.
A required string representing the machine-friendly name of the preset.This identifier is used in thecmake --build --preset option.There must not be two build presets in the union of CMakePresets.jsonand CMakeUserPresets.json in the same directory with the same name.However, a build preset may have the same name as a configure, test,package, or workflow preset.
An optional boolean specifying whether or not a preset should be hidden.If a preset is hidden, it cannot be used in the--preset argumentand does not have to have a valid configurePreset, even frominheritance. hidden presets are intended to be used as a base forother presets to inherit via the inherits field.
The preset will inherit all of the fields from theinherits presets by default (except name, hidden,inherits, description, and displayName), but can overridethem as desired. If multiple inherits presets provide conflictingvalues for the same field, the earlier preset in the inherits arraywill be preferred.
Environment variables are inherited through the inherits field, andthe preset's environment will be the union of its own environmentand the environment from all its parents. If multiple presets inthis union define the same variable, the standard rules of inheritsare applied. Setting a variable to null causes it to not be set,even if a value was inherited from another preset.
An optional string or array of strings. Equivalent to passing--target or -t on the command line.Vendors may ignore the targets property or hide build presets thatexplicitly specify targets. This field supports macro expansion.
A required string representing the machine-friendly name of the preset.This identifier is used in the ctest --preset option.There must not be two test presets in the union of CMakePresets.jsonand CMakeUserPresets.json in the same directory with the same name.However, a test preset may have the same name as a configure, build,package, or workflow preset.
A required string representing the machine-friendly name of the preset.This identifier is used in the cpack --preset option.There must not be two package presets in the union of CMakePresets.jsonand CMakeUserPresets.json in the same directory with the same name.However, a package preset may have the same name as a configure, build,test, or workflow preset. 041b061a72