KeigosSwitchingBoard_python

Python script for Keigo's switching board with rehamove 3

esp32 side code and hardwares: https://github.com/Philosophistoria/KeigosSwitchingBoard_esp32/blob/main

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I CONFIRMED THIS PYTHON PROGRAM WORKS ONLY WITH PYTHON3.10 and LINUX_AMD64 ENVIRONMENT

1. the keyinput module might not work.

   • if so, please prepare other single key input module for your system and change keybind code in __main__.py
   • for example, https://pypi.org/project/getch/

2. rehastim module have to be modified to appropriate implementation

   • inside of rehamove_wrapper.py, please modify the first import line as below

     - from .rehamove_integration_lib.builds.python.linux_amd64 import rehamove
     + from .rehamove_integration_lib.builds.python.windows_amd64 import rehamove
     # or
     + from .rehamove_integration_lib.builds.python.macOS import rehamove

3. you could find some wiered strings appear when text printed.

   • it could be solved by turning on the Virtual Terminal Sequences(ANSI escape sequences), or change utils.bcolors's elements to null string ''
   • this may happen because some ANSI escape sequence codes are inserted to print() in rehamove_wrapper.py and com_esp32_switch_board.py to change the color of text print()ed to the console.

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How to use

Clone the repository

when cloning repository, don't forget download the submodules by adding --recursive option or git submodule init / update.

git clone --recursive https://github.com/Philosophistoria/KeigosSwitchingBoard_python.git

or

git clone https://github.com/Philosophistoria/KeigosSwitchingBoard_python.git
git submodule init
git submodule update

Configuration

• open the Setting.py and make configurations such as COM Port.

  • if you don't have the devices, set the com ports to "DEBUG" so that the program behaves dummy.

• as descrived above as well, inside of rehamove_wrapper.py, please modify the first import line as below

  - from .rehamove_integration_lib.builds.python.linux_amd64 import rehamove
  + from .rehamove_integration_lib.builds.python.windows_amd64 import rehamove
  # or
  + from .rehamove_integration_lib.builds.python.macOS import rehamove

Run

with any message printed to stdout and stderr

python3 -m KeigosSwitchingBoard_python

w/o the messages to stderr, discard them, for example of bash, by the following:

python3 -m KeigosSwitchingBoard_python > /dev/null

Because __main__.py is prepared, and relative import is used in the __main__.py, so only the above way (with -m option; executed as a module) works. You can modify the relative import to absolute one in the __main__.py, you can execute it by:

mv KeigosSwitchingBoard_python
python3 __main__.py

or

mv KeigosSwitchingBoard_python
python3 -m __main__