Control your Depict Frame <https://www.depict.com> from Python 3.5 with asyncio!
This initial release is mainly targeting the functionality needed for basic integrations with home automation systems:
Sleep/wake
Brightness + contrast
Setting current image
Usage example
Finding frames on your network
To find the IP addresses of all tables on your local network. This is a very naive search; it assumes your subnet mask is 255.255.255.0:
from depict_control import Frame ip_addrs = await Frame.find_frame_ips()
Once you know the IP address, connect to the table (session is an aiohttp Session object):
async with await Frame.connect(session, ip_addr) as frame: # Do stuff here
Basic controls
In addition to a bunch of properties for querying the current state of the frame, Frame has several methods that allow simple control:
await frame.set_brightness(100) # Set backlight brightness await frame.set_contrast(50) # Set image contrast await frame.set_image_url(url) # Display an image
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