import subprocess # Initialize logging from libqtile.log_utils import logger class State: ON = "on" OFF = "off" LIST = ["on", "off"] class Mode: RANDOM = "random" CUSTOM = "custom" BREATHE = "breathe" CYCLE = "cycle" WAVE = "wave" DANCE = "dance" TEMPO = "tempo" FLASH = "flash" LIST = ["random", "custom", "breathe", "cycle", "wave", "dance", "tempo", "flash"] class Brightness: LOW = 0 MEDIUM = 1 HIGH = 2 FULL = 3 LIST = [0, 1, 2, 3] class Side: LEFT = "left" MIDDLE = "middle" RIGHT = "right" ALL = "all" LIST = ["left", "middle", "right", "all"] class Color: BLACK = "black" BLUE = "blue" RED = "red" MAGENTA = "magenta" GREEN = "green" CYAN = "cyan" YELLOW = "yellow" WHITE = "white" LIST = ["black", "blue", "red", "magenta", "green", "cyan", "yellow", "white"] def handle_focus_change(theme): qtile = theme.qtile window = qtile.currentWindow if qtile else None if window: wm_class = window.window.get_wm_class() or None name = window.name if wm_class: theme.log_info(str(wm_class)) # Check which window we entered and do some special effects if it is a special window. # Make keyboard red/white (pink) while in Osu! if "osu!.exe" in wm_class[0]: BacklightController.reset_backlight(state=KeyboardState(values={ 'brightness': Brightness.FULL, 'left': Color.WHITE, 'middle': Color.RED, 'right': Color.WHITE, })) elif "chromium" in wm_class[0]: BacklightController.reset_backlight(state=KeyboardState(values={ 'brightness': Brightness.FULL, 'left': Color.WHITE, 'middle': Color.BLUE, 'right': Color.WHITE, })) elif "pycharm" in wm_class[1]: BacklightController.reset_backlight(state=KeyboardState(values={ 'brightness': Brightness.MEDIUM, 'left': Color.WHITE, 'middle': Color.GREEN, 'right': Color.WHITE, })) elif "franz" in wm_class[0]: BacklightController.reset_backlight(state=KeyboardState(values={ 'brightness': Brightness.MEDIUM, 'left': Color.BLUE, 'middle': Color.WHITE, 'right': Color.BLUE, })) else: BacklightController.reset_backlight() class KeyboardState: _instance = None state = State.ON mode = Mode.CUSTOM brightness = Brightness.LOW left = Color.WHITE middle = Color.WHITE right = Color.WHITE def __init__(self, values=None): """ :param values: Default values :type values: dict """ if values is not None: keys = values.keys() if 'state' in keys: self.state = values['state'] if 'mode' in keys: self.mode = values['mode'] if 'brightness' in keys: self.brightness = values['brightness'] if 'left' in keys: self.left = values['left'] if 'middle' in keys: self.middle = values['middle'] if 'right' in keys: self.right = values['right'] def __str__(self): return "KBState({}, {}, {}, {}, {}, {})".format( self.state, self.mode, self.brightness, self.left, self.middle, self.right ) def get_copy(self): c = KeyboardState() c.state = self.state c.mode = self.mode c.brightness = self.brightness c.left = self.left c.middle = self.middle c.right = self.right return c @classmethod def get_instance(cls): """ :rtype: KeyboardState """ if cls._instance is None: cls._instance = KeyboardState() return cls._instance class BacklightController: @staticmethod def reset_backlight(force=False, state=None): """ Resets the keyboard backlight to the default colors / states :param force: Force the reset :type force: bool :param state: A state to reset to :type state: KeyboardState """ if state is None: # Create state with default values. state = KeyboardState() logger.debug("Resetting KB backlight to {}".format(state)) flags = [BacklightController.set_colors([state.left, state.middle, state.right], force), BacklightController.set_brightness(state.brightness, force), BacklightController.set_state(state.state, force), BacklightController.set_mode(state.mode, force)] BacklightController.exec_flags(flags) @staticmethod def exec_flags(flags): """ Removes duplicate flags and executes the command with the resulting flags, and updates the current keyboard state. :param flags: List of list of flags, to be executed. :return: The return code of the execution """ final_flags = {} changes = {} for flag in flags: for (k, v) in flag: final_flags[k] = v if k == "-p": changes['state'] = v elif k == "-t": changes['mode'] = v elif k == "-b": changes['brightness'] = v elif k == "-l": changes['left'] = v elif k == "-m": changes['middle'] = v elif k == "-r": changes['right'] = v elif k == "-c": changes['left'] = v changes['middle'] = v changes['right'] = v args = [] for (k, v) in final_flags.items(): args.append(k) args.append(v) res = BacklightController._call(args) if res == 0: # Update state css = KeyboardState.get_instance() for (k, v) in changes.items(): css.__setattr__(k, v) @staticmethod def set_state(state, force=False): """ Turns the backlight on or off :param state: State you want ('on' or 'off') :type state: str :param force: Force execution. :type force: bool """ if state not in State.LIST: return logger.debug("Setting KB state to {}".format(state)) css = KeyboardState.get_instance() if css.state != state or force: return [('-p', state)] return [] @staticmethod def set_mode(mode, force=False): """ Set the backlight mode :param mode: One of "random", "custom", "breathe", "cycle", "wave", "dance", "tempo" or "flash" :type mode: str :param force: Force execution. :type force: bool """ if mode not in Mode.LIST: return logger.debug("Setting KB mode to {}".format(mode)) css = KeyboardState.get_instance() if css.mode != mode or force: return [('-t', mode)] return [] @staticmethod def set_brightness(level, force=False): """ Set the brightness level :param level: Brightness (0 to 3) :type level: int :param force: Force execution. :type force: bool """ if level not in Brightness.LIST: return logger.debug("Setting KB brightness to {}".format(level)) css = KeyboardState.get_instance() if css.brightness != level or force: return [('-b', '{}'.format(level))] return [] @staticmethod def set_color(side, color, force=False): """ Set the backlight color :param side: Side of backlight to change, from left, middle, right or all. :type side: str :param color: The new color, one of "black", "blue", "red", "magenta", "green", "cyan", "yellow" or "white" :type color: str :param force: Force execution. :type force: bool """ if side not in Side.LIST: return if color not in Color.LIST: return logger.debug("Setting KB side {} to color {}".format(side, color)) css = KeyboardState.get_instance() if side == "all": if css.left != color or css.right != color or css.right != color or force: return [('-c', color)] elif side == "left": if css.left != color or force: return [('-l', color)] elif side == "right": if css.right != color or force: return [('-r', color)] elif side == "middle": if css.middle != color or force: return [('-m', color)] return [] @staticmethod def set_colors(colors, force=False): """ Set the backlight colors in one go :param colors: The new colors, list of three colors, [left, middle, right]. Colors must be one of "black", "blue", "red", "magenta", "green", "cyan", "yellow" or "white" :type colors: list :param force: Force execution. :type force: bool """ if len(colors) != 3: return for color in colors: if color not in Color.LIST: return logger.debug("Setting KB colors to {}, {}, {}".format(colors[0], colors[1], colors[2])) css = KeyboardState.get_instance() if css.left != colors[0] or css.middle != colors[1] or css.right != colors[2] or force: return [('-l', '{}'.format(colors[0])), ('-m', '{}'.format(colors[1])), ('-r', '{}'.format(colors[2]))] return [] @staticmethod def _call(args): """ Call the script. :param args: Arguments to the script :type args: list :return The exit code of the script :rtype: int """ logger.debug("Calling kb_backlight' with args {}".format(args)) return subprocess.call(["sudo", "/home/kevin/bin/kb_backlight"] + args)