usb_devices
Install this via pip (or your favourite package manager):
pip install usb-devices
# python3 examples/info.py
hci0 manufacturer: Realtek, product: Bluetooth 5.1 Radio, vendor_id: 0bda, product_id: a725, bus_id: 1, dev_num: 11
hci1 manufacturer: Realtek, product: Bluetooth Radio, vendor_id: 2550, product_id: 8761, bus_id: 1, dev_num: 8
hci2 manufacturer: Realtek, product: Bluetooth Radio, vendor_id: 2550, product_id: 8761, bus_id: 1, dev_num: 7
hci3 manufacturer: Realtek, product: Bluetooth Radio, vendor_id: 2550, product_id: 8761, bus_id: 1, dev_num: 4
hci4 not found
hci5 not found
hci6 not found
hci7 not found
hci8 not found
# python3 examples/reset.py
Reset of hci0 succeeded
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Tools for mapping, describing, and resetting USB devices
We found that usb-devices demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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