Closed Thetechnopig closed 3 years ago
Just had a quick look, and there's a NodeJS library for the stream deck. https://www.npmjs.com/package/elgato-stream-deck You should be able to hook up something pretty easy with both libraries. Anything in particular you'd be wanting to achieve?
It looks to be fully redeveloping your code into a stream deck plugin
On Mon., Jan. 4, 2021, 11:16 p.m. Liam Cottle, notifications@github.com wrote:
Just had a quick look, and there's a NodeJS library for the stream deck. https://www.npmjs.com/package/elgato-stream-deck You should be able to hook up something pretty easy with both libraries.
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Depends what you're trying to achieve. You could do something very simple like this (pseudo code). Which would open and close a door in rust when pressing a button on the stream deck.
const RustPlus = require('rustplus-api');
const { openStreamDeck } = require('elgato-stream-deck');
// connect to rust server
var rustplus = new RustPlus('hostname', 28183, 'steamid', 1234567890);
// wait until connected to rust server
rustplus.on('connected', () => {
// connect to stream deck
const myStreamDeck = openStreamDeck();
// callback when button is pressed on stream deck
myStreamDeck.on('up', (keyIndex) => {
// check what button was pressed on stream deck
if(keyIndex == 'some-button'){
rustplus.turnSmartSwitchOn(1234567890); // open door (via smart switch)
} else if(keyIndex == 'some-other-button') {
rustplus.turnSmartSwitchOff(1234567890); // close door (via smart switch)
}
});
});
Just wondering if I would be able to make http call requests to the server through api linked buttons on a configured streamdeck panel