Simple python script to display raspberry pi ip address using a Pimoroni Blinkt

display_ip.py

#!/usr/bin/env python

import socket
from time import sleep
from blinkt import set_clear_on_exit, set_pixel, show

colors = [
[  0,  0,  0],#0 black
[ 32, 32,  0],#1 brown
[255,  0,  0],#2 red
[255, 69,  0],#3 orange
[255,255,  0],#4 yellow
[  0,255,  0],#5 green
[  0,  0,255],#6 blue
[128,  0,118],#7 violet
[ 10, 10, 10],#8 grey
[204,204,204],#9 white
]

set_clear_on_exit()

s = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_DGRAM)
s.connect(('8.8.8.8', 1))
local_ip_address = [int(x) for x in ((s.getsockname()[0]).split('.'))]

B1 = [colors[int(local_ip_address[0]/100)], colors[int(int(local_ip_address[0]%100)/10)], colors[int(int(local_ip_address[0]%100)%10)]]
B2 = [colors[int(local_ip_address[1]/100)], colors[int(int(local_ip_address[1]%100)/10)], colors[int(int(local_ip_address[1]%100)%10)]]
B3 = [colors[int(local_ip_address[2]/100)], colors[int(int(local_ip_address[2]%100)/10)], colors[int(int(local_ip_address[2]%100)%10)]]
B4 = [colors[int(local_ip_address[3]/100)], colors[int(int(local_ip_address[3]%100)/10)], colors[int(int(local_ip_address[3]%100)%10)]]

while True:
    # Display first pair of bytes with a 'RED' flag
    set_pixel(0, 255, 0, 0)
    # Display first byte
    set_pixel(2, B1[0][0], B1[0][1], B1[0][2])
    set_pixel(3, B1[1][0], B1[1][1], B1[1][2])
    set_pixel(4, B1[2][0], B1[2][1], B1[2][2])
    # Display second byte
    set_pixel(5, B2[0][0], B2[0][1], B2[0][2])
    set_pixel(6, B2[1][0], B2[1][1], B2[1][2])
    set_pixel(7, B2[2][0], B2[2][1], B2[2][2])
    # Now display the first two bytes for five seconds
    show()
    sleep(5.0)

    # Display second pair of bytes with a blue flag
    set_pixel(0, 0, 0, 255)
    # Display first byte
    set_pixel(2, B3[0][0], B3[0][1], B3[0][2])
    set_pixel(3, B3[1][0], B3[1][1], B3[1][2])
    set_pixel(4, B3[2][0], B3[2][1], B3[2][2])
    # Display second byte
    set_pixel(5, B4[0][0], B4[0][1], B4[0][2])
    set_pixel(6, B4[1][0], B4[1][1], B4[1][2])
    set_pixel(7, B4[2][0], B4[2][1], B4[2][2])
    # Now display the first two bytes for five seconds
    show()
    sleep(5.0)