I have a LED clock containing various elements that require RGB values for proper functioning. Here are the components: C for cardinal points (like 3-6-9-12 hours or 15-30-45-60 minutes), F for hourly and five-minute markings, H for the hour hand, M for the minute hand, CF for night representations of both hour and cardinal points, Hn for the hour hand at night, and Mn for the minute hand at night. I’m aiming to create several themes, necessitating a JavaScript object named ‘theme’ to hold seven RGB values. Each theme would be selectable through a NodeRed dashboard interface, triggering seven MQTT topics, each sending the corresponding RGB values for the specific elements. I am uncertain about constructing the ‘theme’ object efficiently. Here’s my initial attempt:
let theme = {
name: "",
cardinalPoints: [R, G, B],
hourlyMarks: [R, G, B],
hour: [R, G, B],
minute: [R, G, B],
nightCardinal: [R, G, B],
nightHour: [R, G, B],
nightMinute: [R, G, B]
};
Is this structure suitable, and should I initialize R, G, and B with default colors, or can I define the object without predefined values? Additionally, do I need to explicitly declare R, G, and B as integers?