funiculi 0.1.4

Control your Denon AVR amplifier from the command line

Funiculi

Installation

Installing from PyPI

To install Funiculi from PyPI, open a shell and run:

pip install funiculi

If that doesn’t work, try:

python3 -m pip install funiculi

Installing from the AUR

Direct your favorite AUR helper to the funiculi package.

Usage

funiculi [FLAGS] COMMAND

COMMAND is one of the following:

• off
  Turns the device off.

• on
  Turns the device on.

• down
  Turns the volume down one step.

• up
  Turns the volume up one step.

• status
  Queries whether the device is on standby.

• dlna
  Sets up a local virtual output device that relays all audio to the receiver via DLNA.

See USAGE.md or man 1 funiculi for details.

Contributing to Funiculi

See CONTRIBUTING.md.

License

Copyright (c) 2024 Claudia Pellegrino

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. For a copy of the License, see LICENSE.

Synopsis

funiculi [FLAGS] COMMAND

Commands

COMMAND is one of the following:

• off
  Turns the device off.

• on
  Turns the device on.

• down
  Turns the volume down one step.

• up
  Turns the volume up one step.

• status
  Queries whether the device is on standby.

• dlna
  Sets up a local virtual output device that relays all audio to the receiver via DLNA.

Flags

The following flags are supported:

-h, --host=HOST

The AVR host to connect to.

Mandatory if no AVR_HOST environment variable is defined.

The parameter takes precedence over the environment variable.

-c, --ctrlport=CTRLPORT

The AVR control port to connect to.

The default is 23.

-w, --webport=WEBPORT

The AVR web port from which to obtain DLNA metadata.

The default is 60006.

-t, --timeout=TIMEOUT

The timeout for commands in milliseconds.

The default timeout is 100 ms.

-p, --path=PATH

The remote path to the UPnP XML descriptor.

The default value is: /upnp/desc/aios_device/aios_device.xml