jackmesh 0.1.2

Python-based utility for managing Jack audio server connections with simple TOML config files.

jackmesh

Manage your Jack audio server connections with ease using jackmesh, a lightweight Python utility that leverages plain TOML configuration files.

Features

• Dump current Jack connections in TOML format.
• Load Jack connections from TOML files. Default fallback to loading from ~/.jack_connections.toml if no file specified.

Installation

pip install jackmesh

Usage

Dump Current Jack Connections

To dump current jack connections to stdout in TOML format:

jackmesh -d

You can also redirect this output to a file:

jackmesh -d > my_connections.toml

Load Jack Connections

Load jack connections using:

jackmesh -l path/to/your/file.toml

If no file is specified, jackmesh will by default look for ~/.jack_connections.toml:

jackmesh -l

Configuration

jackmesh uses TOML format for its configuration files. An example of the configuration file:

[Pianoteq]
out_1 = [ "system:playback_FL",]
out_2 = [ "system:playback_FR",]

["Built-in Audio Pro"]
capture_AUX0 = [ "REAPER:in1",]
capture_AUX1 = [ "REAPER:in2",]

[REAPER]
out1 = [ "Built-in Audio Pro:playback_AUX0",]
out2 = [ "Built-in Audio Pro:playback_AUX1",]

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

See also

• jackmesh: A Tool for Managing Jack Audio Server Connections

License

GNU GPL v3