Python Elgato Stream Deck Library
[!NOTE]
This is a fork of abcminiuser/python-elgato-streamdeck targeted at StreamController.
This is an open source Python 3 library to control an Elgato Stream Deck directly, without the official software. This can allow you to create your own custom front-ends, such as a custom control front-end for home automation software.
Protocol documentation for various StreamDeck products are published the Elgato website.
PyPi Project Entry - Online Documentation - Source Code
Project Status:
Working - you can enumerate devices, set the brightness of the panel(s), set the images shown on each button, and read the current button states.
Currently the following StreamDeck products are supported in multiple hardware variants:
- StreamDeck 6 Key, 15 Key and 32 Key Modules
- StreamDeck Mini
- StreamDeck Neo
- StreamDeck Original
- StreamDeck Pedal
- StreamDeck Plus
- StreamDeck Plus XL
- StreamDeck Studio
- StreamDeck XL
This fork additionally supports:
- Mirabox Stream Dock 293S
Package Installation:
Install the library via pip:
pip install streamdeck
Alternatively, manually clone the project repository:
git clone https://github.com/abcminiuser/python-elgato-streamdeck.git
For detailed installation instructions, refer to the prebuilt
online documentation, or
build the documentation yourself locally by running make html from the docs
directory.
Credits:
Thank you to the following contributors, large and small, for helping with the development and maintenance of this library:
- admiral0
- Aetherdyne
- Benargee
- benedikt-bartscher
- brimston3
- BS-Tek
- Core447
- dirkk0
- dnahmanpix
- dodgyrabbit
- dubstech
- egnor
- Giraut
- guitsaru
- impala454
- iPhoneAddict
- itsusony
- jakobbuis
- jmudge14
- jonbloom
- Kalle-Wirsch
- karstlok
- Lewiscowles1986
- Luminger
- m-weigand
- mathben
- matrixinius
- mdlopezme
- phillco
- pointshader
- pylogger-html
- shanna
- spidererrol
- spyoungtech
- Subsentient
- swedishmike
- TheSchmidt
- theslimshaney
- tjemg
- VladFlorinIlie
If you've contributed in some manner, but I've accidentally missed you in the list above, please let me know.
License:
Released under the MIT license.
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