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DivoomGateway 0.1.42.0, published by r12f, is a lightweight REST API gateway that exposes the manufacturer’s undocumented Divoom HTTP endpoints behind a standards-compliant interface and an embedded Swagger UI, enabling developers and home-automation enthusiasts to control Pixoo-series pixel displays and other Divoom smart devices from any language or platform that can issue HTTP calls. By acting as a local bridge, the utility converts simple GET/POST requests into the proprietary commands required to set screen brightness, upload 16- or 256-color GIFs, push 64×64 pixel art, scroll text, show a clock, trigger noise-meter visuals, or schedule on/off routines, all without exposing the hardware directly to the public internet. Typical use cases include integrating a Pixoo into a streaming overlay to show follower alerts, building a dashboard that cycles crypto prices, powering a DIY IoT wall calendar, or synchronizing several units across a room for synchronized animations. The gateway ships in two successive versions—0.1.41.0 and the current 0.1.42.0—each distributed as a portable Windows executable that self-hosts on localhost with configurable CORS headers, JSON payloads, and optional authentication headers, making it equally suitable for quick desktop experiments or long-running Raspberry Pi servers. Because every endpoint is documented interactively through Swagger, experimentation remains accessible to non-specialists while still granting advanced users the predictability of OpenAPI definitions for code generation. DivoomGateway is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads provided via trusted Windows package sources (e.g. winget), always delivering the latest version, and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.
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