A fork of https://github.com/mx0c/Corsair-Headset-Battery-Overlay aimed at providing a simple systray battery status icon for Corsair wireless headphones.
The hard work of figuring out headphone state is already done there - but the original intent of the project is to provide an overlay that will show over apps and games, where I'd prefer an unobtrusive systray icon. I've already submitted a PR to facilitate what I want from the project, but I also now want to lighten it up, removing the WPF dependency in favor of good ol' winforms for handling the icon, and remove the overlay altogether, unless someone really wants it back, in which case, I'll figure out a winforms way to do it (:
Either build from source or download a release, copy all binaries somewhere and run the .exe
- build with Visual Studio or Rider
- build with VS Build Tools & npm scripts
- install VS Build Tools
npm cinpm run build
As for building with npm, above, but npm test
- tray icon percentage and icons work
- hard-coded to support the HS70 Pro for now
- support multiple devices via config file
- support device selection via the tray menu
- support persisting device selection
- add estimated remaining time to tooltip
- add an installer