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Bleico

Bluetooth Low Energy System Tray Utility

Bleico is a system tray application/tool to scan, connect, explore and debug Bluetooth low energy devices which are compliant with Bluetooth SIG GATT Characteristics.

It is based on bleak, bleak-sigspec and PyQt5

Features

  • Bluetooth Low Energy Scanner
  • System Tray Menu with:
    • Icon according to Appearance characteristic (if present)
    • Device Name
    • Device UUID
    • Services and Characteristics menu tree
    • Characteristic Metadata view
    • Device information (if present)
    • Readable and writeable Characteristics organised in sections by services
    • Read periodically from Characteristics
    • Write to Characteristics (from menu or dialog box)
    • Enable desktop notifications on notifiable Characteristics
    • Configurable tool tip
    • Last update, Connection status and RSSI
    • Desktop Notification on Connection status changes (can be disabled).
    • Automatic Reconnection on disconnect, in 30 seconds cycles until reconnected.

Installation

Command Line Tool

Install bleico by running:

$ pip install bleico

Or get latest development version:

$ pip install https://github.com/Carglglz/bleico/tree/develop.zip

Standalone Application

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