Tested and working on Linux with a BlinkStick Nano.
- The files in this branch are mostly stock. (not counting a few useless syntax modifications I'm too lazy to rollback.)
- An example console app project has been included. Refer to the original work for more usage examples.
- I will not test the Windows code. Some of it has been commented.
At least for Linux, you can't execute Read/Write commands to the device without permission.
You will need to create UDEV rules or do a terrible thing and use sudo dotnet run.
A lot and nothing at the same time.
- Cleaned out the solution & project files. Removed all local dependency and example files.
- Replaced the LibUsbDotNet & HidSharp dependencies with their current stable NuGet versions.
Nothing. This repository will remain mostly as-is to preserve what's left of the integrity of the original product.
I may accept a few bugfix related PRs over time, but I will refuse any request to modify the code.
- Sincerely,
- - The Administrator.
This is BlinkStick .NET interface to control devices connected to the computer. The library is written in Mono/.NET 4.0 C#.
What is BlinkStick? It's smart USB LED pixel. More info about it here:
http://arvydas.github.io/BlinkStickDotNet
- Windows
- Linux
- OSX
- Download and install Microsoft .NET 4.0 Full
- Download and install Xamarin Studio
- Alternatively you can use Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 and later
- All dependant libraries are inside the repository
Download the repository:
https://github.com/arvydas/BlinkStickDotNet/archive/master.zip
Extract it, open the solution file and build it.
Please refer to Wiki:
https://github.com/arvydas/BlinkStickDotNet/wiki
Join the development of BlinkStickDotNet library! Here is how you can contribute:
- Fork this repository
- Write some awesome code
- Issue a pull request
BlinkStickDotNet is licensed under GPL v3. Please contact for other licensing options if required.
- Arvydas Juskevicius - http://twitter.com/arvydev