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Handheld Daemon, a tool for configuring handheld devices.
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[Feature Request] Allow command line configuration. #29

Open dreirund opened 8 months ago

dreirund commented 8 months ago

So far, you provide only a HTTP configuration interface.

hhd --help says I can also pass [command], but I find it nowhere documented.

Can you make this configurable also via command line, please?

So far I did not get anything meaningful out of this; I have a GPD Win Max 2 (2023), and hhd only loads the plugin powerbuttond.

Regards!

antheas commented 8 months ago

Hi dreirund!

Your device is supported by the latest version, make sure you are using 1.0.4. If it still does not work by default, I would greatly appreciate it if you could follow the steps below and pull request me. Having this information is important for supporting devices. https://github.com/hhd-dev/hwinfo/tree/master/devices

It is probably due to a failed DMI check: https://github.com/hhd-dev/hhd/blob/c980f91e6bd01b10b767f13a090ffe4e1fa15ea5/src/hhd/device/gpd/win/__init__.py#L20

Right now, the only devices hhd runs on are devices that we have personally verified they work. I plan for the next version to auto-enable support for GPD and Ayaneo devices even if I have not validated they work using different checks.

Most users like the decky plugin, and a few use hhd.dev, so you can check those out when your device starts working. You are right though, it should have a cli interface, but there are a couple of implementation blocks for that.

For now, if you want to interact with hhd through the command line, you can use curl with the following: https://github.com/hhd-dev/hhd/blob/master/docs/http.md

It is not the best, I agree.

The only supported command right now is hhd token, which reads your user's token.

I will leave the issue open as cli interaction is something I would like to support. You may open another issue about your device not being supported.

dreirund commented 8 months ago

Most users like the decky plugin

I don't use any steam stuff,

and a few use hhd.dev,

I now for a test run hhd-ui locally; I want to try to properly package it for Arch Linux but that NPM-stuff is a hell for me and I don't know how to do it properly and clean without added complexity layers like AppImage.

I will leave the issue open as cli interaction is something I would like to support.

Great!,

You may open another issue about your device not being supported.

OK, here:

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antheas commented 8 months ago

If you do not use steam, I do not know what the current version of this software will offer you, as remapping is not supported yet. Essentially it would boil down to enabling R4/L4 for use in other software and gyro in yuzu.

dreirund commented 8 months ago

If you do not use steam, I do not know what the current version of this software will offer you, as remapping is not supported yet. Essentially it would boil down to enabling R4/L4 for use in other software and gyro in yuzu.

Since I got not really knowledgeable from the documentation I hoped that with this software I could do some settings that otherwise I can only do with "Motion Assistant" on Windows (changing power limits etc.) or re-programming the bottom-side buttons that emit keypress events.

So I wanted to get it functioning to then see what it can do.

Regards!

dreirund commented 7 months ago

Interesting: ↗ Here it is said

I have asked GPD officers, -05 is a test BIOS. They don't advice to add -05.

So -04 seems to be the default. And -05 something "for developers"?

toast003 commented 7 months ago

So -04 seems to be the default. And -05 something "for developers"?

05 is for testing BIOS, I somehow had one installed on my wm2 when @antheas and me were getting wm2 support going