Volume changes were only logged at DEBUG (requires -v), leaving the
volume monitor completely silent at the default log level. The first
reading is now logged at INFO so users can confirm the monitor is
running and see the current level without needing verbose output.
Replaces the no-op stub with a working implementation for KDE6 Wayland.
Wayland's privacy model prevents querying focused-window state from outside
the compositor, so the monitor injects a KWin JavaScript snippet at runtime
that subscribes to workspace.windowActivated and calls back via D-Bus.
On startup:
- Writes the KWin script to a NamedTempFile
- Registers dev.rootiest.qmk_host on the session bus at /AppMonitor
- Loads the script via org.kde.kwin.Scripting.loadScript(), then calls
start() to activate it (loadScript alone does not execute the script)
On each window-activation event:
- Truncates app_id to 27 UTF-8 bytes at a char boundary
- Skips no-op updates when the active app has not changed
- Broadcasts CMD_ACTIVE_APP (0x43) to all connected keyboards
Depends on new crates: zbus v4 (blocking D-Bus) and tempfile v3.
Each flag prevents the corresponding monitor thread from being spawned,
saving the polling overhead and any associated system calls for users
who don't need that feature:
--no-volume skip pactl polling (CMD_VOLUME)
--no-brightness skip /sys/class/backlight polling (CMD_BRIGHTNESS)
--no-active-app skip the active-app monitor (CMD_ACTIVE_APP, stub today)
A disabled monitor logs a single info message at startup so the user
knows it was intentionally skipped rather than silently missing.
Remove `warn` from keyboard.rs imports — it was never called there.
Add #![allow(dead_code)] to protocol.rs since that module intentionally
defines the full shared protocol up-front, including constants and
constructors reserved for future features (numpad, active-app, ACK,
FLAG_RESPONSE). Suppressing at the module level is cleaner than
annotating each item individually.
Add clap CLI argument parsing with three log-level controls:
-q/--quiet errors only
(default) info — connections and value changes
-v debug — every packet's cmd/src/flags logged on TX and RX
-vv trace — full 32-byte hex dump of every packet on the wire
RUST_LOG env var continues to work as a fine-grained override for any
of the above levels.
Also expand the TX log line to include src and flags fields to match
the RX line, making the two symmetric.
Previously returned the first channel percentage found, which is
incorrect when channels are unbalanced. Average across all channels
matches what OS volume sliders display and avoids a misleading reading
in edge cases such as hard-panned mono (e.g. left=100%, right=0%
would have incorrectly reported 100% rather than 50%).
Add a test covering the unbalanced case.
Switch from reading `brightness` (software-requested) to `actual_brightness`
(hardware-reported), which is the correct file on AMD GPU backlights where
the two values can diverge.
Replace the first-found device selection with a scored preference so that
when multiple backlight devices are present (e.g. amdgpu_bl2 and nvidia_0)
the internal laptop panel is chosen rather than a dGPU output that may
report a fixed ceiling value. Priority: amdgpu/intel (3) > acpi/platform
(2) > unknown (1) > nvidia (0).
Add a Rust daemon that connects to QMK keyboards over their Raw HID
interface (VID 0x3434, usage page 0xFF60 / usage 0x0061) and provides:
- Bi-directional layer sync: CMD_LAYER_SYNC (0x40) packets are bridged
between all connected keyboards so their active layers stay in sync.
On connect, a FLAG_QUERY packet requests the current state from each
keyboard. A second keyboard (numpad) is stubbed and ready to enable.
- Volume monitoring: polls `pactl get-sink-volume @DEFAULT_SINK@` every
2 s and pushes CMD_VOLUME (0x41) packets on change. Compatible with
both PulseAudio and PipeWire on KDE6/Wayland.
- Brightness monitoring: polls /sys/class/backlight on the same interval
and pushes CMD_BRIGHTNESS (0x42) packets on change.
- Active-app stub: CMD_ACTIVE_APP (0x43) is reserved with detailed notes
on KDE6/Wayland implementation approaches (KWin D-Bus, foreign
toplevel protocol) for a future commit.
Each keyboard runs a single combined read/write IO thread using a 10 ms
read timeout to interleave HID reads and queued writes without needing
two file handles. Protocol constants in src/protocol.rs mirror
hid_protocol.h in the QMK firmware exactly.
Licensed under GPL-3.0-or-later.
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