rm-commander 0.3.0.dev1

reMarkable Commander

rMC - CLI/UI/TUI file explorer for reMarkable

Use a Qt5 based UI to manage view, upload, delete content of/to your reMarkable I/II via SSH.

Project page

Usage

Once configured run rmc to start up a TUI, connect to and see a list of content on a (WiFi enabled and switched on) reMarkable device. Drag and drop EPUB and PDF files onto the window to make them available on the device.

Run rmc [ls|list] to list content on the connected device

Run rmc [upload|push] <FILE> [<FILE>] to copy stuff onto the connected device

Run rmc info to see configuration and stuff

Run rmc reboot to .. you know..

Run rmc config-auth <KEY>=<VALUE> ... to configure stuff, e.g.

Please note that currently reMarkable will not recognize file modifications done via SSH - to make new files available you'll have to reboot the device. Run rmc reboot or press the Reboot button to do this via SSH (or reboot it manually).

Configuration

In the UI just enter your credentials, they're getting saved automatically.

The command line interface allows persistant configuration using the config-auth sub-command:

rmc config-auth host=192.168.178.13 password='s0rry_Pl4in+ex+!'

Please note that currently only connection via IP address (rather than hostname) and plaintext password is working. This is subject to change ("of course").

ToDo for v1.0

• Allow hostnames instead of IP addresses
• Make use of shared keys and configuration in ~/.ssh/config
• Support drag&drop to add content in UI
• Support deletion
• Support Pdf
• Support web pages via Pdf

Future features

• Download and manage notes
• Make backups
• Other convenience stuff via SSH, e.g. installing software

Installation

pip3 install [--user] [--upgrade] rmc

Development & Contribution

# provide dependencies, consider also using pyenv
pip3 install -U poetry pre-commit

git clone --recurse-submodules https://projects.om-office.de/frans/rmc.git

cd rmc

# activate a pre-commit gate keeper
pre-commit install

# if you need a specific version of Python inside your dev environment
poetry env use ~/.pyenv/versions/3.10.4/bin/python3

poetry install

License

For all code contained in this repository the rules of GPLv3 apply unless otherwise noted. That means that you can do what you want with the source code as long as you make the files with their original copyright notice and all modifications available.

See GNU / GPLv3 for details.

Remarkable stuff

Make a backup

ssh -t root@reMarkable "tar czvf - /home/root" > "home_root-$(date +'%y%m%d-%H%M%S').tar.gz"

ssh root@10.11.99.1 rm-ssh-over-wlan on

Host rm3
	HostName imx8mm-ferrari
	User root

convert *.* -auto-orient ../pictures.pdf

Read

(nothing here yet)

Notes

ID=codex
NAME="Codex Linux"
VERSION="4.0.772-6-g9c7386f5 (kirkstone)"
VERSION_ID=4.0.772-6-g9c7386f5
PRETTY_NAME="Codex Linux 4.0.772-6-g9c7386f5 (kirkstone)"
DISTRO_CODENAME="kirkstone"
BUILD_MODE_RM="public"
IMG_VERSION="3.14.1.9"

/sys/class/power_supply/max77818_battery/charge_now

rm3

ID=codex-ct-prototype
NAME="Codex Linux"
VERSION="4.0.813 (kirkstone)"
VERSION_ID=4.0.813
PRETTY_NAME="Codex Linux 4.0.813 (kirkstone)"
DISTRO_CODENAME="kirkstone"
BUILD_MODE_RM="public"
IMG_VERSION="3.14.4.0"

/sys/class/power_supply/max1726x_battery/charge_full