PyPeripheral 0.1.2

A RGB Controlling Library for Python

PyPeripheral

A Python Library for Controlling RGB Devices

Motivation & Goal

I got multiple RGB peripheral devices from multiple brands: Razer, Corsair, MSI. So, whenever I try to use a simple rainbow effect for each devices, they do not sync. So the main motivation and goal of this project is to "Provide a Python library for controlling every RGB devices all together"

Installing this Project

Installing this library for your personal project would be a piece of cake. There will be multiple ways of installing this project, however the easiest way would be using pip.

Installation by PIP

1. pip install PyPeripheral
2. That's it!

Example Codes

Please note that current version of PyPeripheral supports two SDKs.

• Corsair
• Razer

Setting Corsair Keyboard's Color All Red

from PyPeripheral import Corsair
c = Corsair.SDK()
c.connect()
c.set_rgb({"Keyboard": (255, 0, 0)})

Setting Razer Mouse Color All Blue

from PyPeripheral import Razer
r = Razer.SDK()
r.connect()
r.set_rgb({"Mouse": (0, 0, 255)})

Setting Every Device All Green

from PyPeripheral import All
a = All.SDK()
a.connect()
a.set_rgb({"All": (0, 255, 0)})

Getting All Razer Devices

>>> r.get_all_device_information()
{'Mouse': [('DeathAdderElite', 0), ('DeathAdderEssential', 1)]}
>>> r.get_device_information(1)
('Mouse', 'DeathAdderEssential')

Demos

For demonstration videos and gifs, please check here for more information! The demo contains most loved Screen Reactive Lightning feature as well! ix that bug yourself, please do a PR. Any Issues or PR are always welcomed!

Supported SDKs

• Corsair ICUE SDK (thanks to cue-sdk)
• Razer Chroma SDK (thanks to requests)