slowclap
A clapper based around the PyAudio frontend for PortAudio.
Status: working
Installing
You need portaudio installed, then you can install the latest version pip:
sudo pip install slowclap
It will pull in pyaudio and numpy depenencies.
Usage
Command-line
With default settings, run a shell command of your choosing each time a clap is detected:
slowclap --exec='echo Clap'
You might need to tune the threshold to your mic with the -t option.
Python API
Set up a simple detection loop:
import slowclap as sc
feed = sc.MicrophoneFeed()
detector = sc.AmplitudeDetector(feed, threshold=17000000)
for clap in detector:
# do something
print(clap.time)
Changelog
v0.1.0
Working amplitude clapper
Supports command-execution and rate-limiting
1 maintainer
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