Under-Shelf Smart Light Controller

After having used it for almost a year, I'm happy to share my “we don't need no stinkin' cloud!” smart light controller! The intention of this project was to make a PWM light controller that could be controlled manually with a button, through an app (WLED), a WebUI from a computer, and even on a schedule if desired. Fortunately WLED enables all those things to happen, and is free! The print itself is rather simple - mostly just black PLA with a little bit of natural if you want to use an illuminated button. The basic idea is 12V power comes in one DC jack, is fed to the buck converter so you can run the D1 Mini, which feeds control signal back to the AOD, which drives the LEDs and feeds out the other DC jack. The sides of the box are labeled “In” and “Out” so you don't accidentally blow it apart. You then wire up your LEDs with a 5.5x2.1 male connector and you're ready to rock. PARTS LIST:1x D1 Mini v3 (Ali)2x 5.5x2.1 DC Jack (Amazon) 1x 6x6 Microswitch (Ali)You cou