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asusctl-control-center

v0.1.1

Published

Thin npm wrapper for the ASUS Linux Control Center Python/PyQt app

Downloads

105,611

Readme

asusctl-control-center

asusctl-control-center is a thin npm wrapper around the Python/PyQt asus-linux-control-center application.

It does not reimplement hardware logic in JavaScript. Instead, it:

  • prefers a system-installed asus-linux-control-center when present
  • can bootstrap a managed Python virtual environment as a fallback
  • exposes doctor, diagnostics, install-core, and launch commands from Node

Install status

The package is published on npm as asusctl-control-center.

Install it normally with:

npm install -g asusctl-control-center

For local development from a checkout:

npm install -g ./npm-wrapper

Then verify the machine before launch:

asusctl-control-center doctor
asusctl-control-center

The wrapper still depends on the same Linux ASUS backend stack as the Python app:

  • asusctl
  • asusd
  • optional supergfxctl
  • optional supergfxd

Commands

asusctl-control-center
asusctl-control-center doctor
asusctl-control-center doctor --json
asusctl-control-center diagnostics
asusctl-control-center diagnostics --json
asusctl-control-center install-core

Wrapper behavior

  • auto mode prefers an existing asus-linux-control-center on PATH
  • managed mode creates a private virtualenv and installs the pinned wheel from the GitHub release
  • system mode only uses the existing launcher on PATH

Environment overrides

  • ALCC_WRAPPER_CORE_SOURCE: override the managed core install source
  • ALCC_WRAPPER_CACHE_DIR: override the managed core cache directory

Development

Run the wrapper tests from the repository root:

npm --prefix npm-wrapper test