Simple daemon that allows you to execute action when bluetooth button shutter pressed. So you can control your PC by low energy button device and few scripts.
$ bluebutton -d="Shutter3" # sudo as necessary
With config
$ cat /home/.config/bluebutton
keyup=echo UP
keydown=echo down; echo DOWN
longup=echo LONG UP
longdown=echo LONG DOWN
$ bluebutton -d="Shutter3" -c /home/.config/bluebutton # sudo as necessary
REQUIREMENTS
Ruby >= 2.0
Kernel config
BlueZ
Install the gem:
$ gem install bluebutton # sudo as necessary
You must setup bluetooth stack manually.
$ bluetoothctl
[bluetooth]$ power on
[bluetooth]$ scan on
[NEW] Device FF:FF:1D:14:79:80 AB Shutter3
[bluetooth]$ pair FF:FF:1D:14:79:80
[CHG] Device FF:FF:1D:14:79:80 Paired: yes
Pairing successful
[AB Shutter3 ]$ trust FF:FF:1D:14:79:80
[CHG] Device FF:FF:1D:14:79:80 Trusted: yes
[AB Shutter3 ]$ quit
FAQs
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We found that bluebutton demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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