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💡 Control your Logitech Litra light from the command line
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Add macOS support for the `auto-toggle` command #86

Closed timrogers closed 1 month ago

timrogers commented 1 month ago

This updates the auto-toggle command to work with macOS as well as Linux. The implementation is completely different, reading the macOS system logs to figure out when a webcam has been turned on or off.

The command also supports a --verbose option for debugging purposes which will write the log entries to STDOUT as it processes them for debugging.

[!IMPORTANT] Adds macOS support for auto-toggle command by reading system logs and introduces a --verbose option for detailed logging.

  • Behavior:
    • Adds macOS support for auto-toggle command by reading system logs for webcam activity in handle_autotoggle_command().
    • Introduces --verbose option to AutoToggle command for detailed logging.
  • Documentation:
    • Updates README.md to reflect macOS support for auto-toggle command.
  • Dependencies:
    • Adds tokio dependency in Cargo.toml for asynchronous capabilities.
  • Error Handling:
    • Extends CliError::IoError to macOS in src/main.rs.

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📥 Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 72978dbe3b0d7b3219fd9f2d163f13fee094851a and 01a744e50bd6eba8497f9a8435b84788fe0152f9.

Walkthrough

The changes introduce support for macOS in the litra-rs project, expanding the automatic light control feature that was previously limited to Linux. The README.md file has been updated to reflect the new compatibility and clarify installation instructions for macOS. In the source code, modifications include conditional compilation for macOS, updates to command handling, and enhancements to error management, ensuring functionality for both operating systems.

Changes

File Change Summary
README.md Updated supported operating systems for automatic light control to include macOS; clarified installation instructions and command descriptions.
src/main.rs Added macOS support with conditional compilation; modified handle_autotoggle_command to accept a verbose flag; adjusted error handling and command handling for both macOS and Linux.
Cargo.toml Added dependency on tokio library (version 1.40.0 with "full" features) to support asynchronous programming.

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Poem

In the land of light, where rabbits play,
New features hop in, brightening the day.
With macOS joining the Linux delight,
Our controls now dance in the soft, glowing light.
So let’s toggle and cheer, with a leap and a bound,
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