andrewramsay / wooting-python-logger-example

Basic Python+Wooting keyboard example script

wooting-python-logger-example

This is a basic script showing how to read keypress data from a Wooting One/Two keyboard using the Wooting Analog SDK.

The Wooting SDK has a C interface, so this script uses ctypes to accces methods in the dynamic libraries provided. It doesn't expose all the functionality in the SDK but should allow reading of key states.

Instructions:

• Follow the SDK installation instructions for your platform, and find the path to the libwooting_analog_wrapper dynamic library (the extension will be .so, .dll or .dylib depending on the platform)
• Connect a Wooting keyboard
• Run the script and press Space to start checking for keypresses
• Try pressing some keys: if things are working you'll see Keys pressed: <number> messages being printed
• To stop recording, just hit Escape

Each line of the recorded CSV file will contain 3 fields:

• a timestamp in seconds
• the number of keys pressed at that time point
• a |-separated sequence (which may be empty) of interleaved scan codes and analog pressure values (e.g. scan_code_1|analog_value_1|scan_code_2|analog_value_2|...)