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pwinstatusblinkstick

v0.0.10

Published

Program to show CPU usage and network connectivity status through blinkstick

Downloads

18

Readme

pWinStatusBlinkStick

Show CPU usage and network connectivity status through BlinkStick.


Getting Started

This will only work with a patched version of the BlinkStick node module. See this pull request for details.

  1. Install pWinStatusBlinkStick via NPM.

npm install pwinstatusblinkstick

Optionally: rename pwinstatusblinkstick to pWinStatusBlinkStick: npm is unable to handle the complexity of uppercase characters in a module name. Node.js on Windows does not have this problem, so renaming the folder is not required for you to use the module.

  1. Run pWinStatusBlinkStick.

node pWinStatusBlinkStick


Help

Usage:
    pWinStatusBlinkStick.js [serial-number [serial-number [...] ] ] [options and switches]

Parameters:
    serial-number (string)
        Serial numbers of BlinkSticks to use
Options:
    --cpu-average=uint
        Interval over which CPU usage is averaged in ms
        default: 2000
    --cpu-heartbeat=uint-uint
        Interval of the "heartbeat" for idle and 100% CPU usage in ms
        default: [3000,1000]
    --cpu-polling=uint
        Interval between CPU usage checks in ms
        default: 40
    --frame-rate=uint
        Interval between BlinkStick color updates in ms
        default: 41
    --net-average=uint
        Interval over which net latency is averaged in ms
        default: 5000
    --net-polling=uint
        Interval between net connection checks in ms
        default: 100
    --net-timeout=uint
        Timeout for net connections in ms
        default: 500
    --net-url=string
        URL to request for net connection tests
        default: "http://clients3.google.com/generate_204"
    --night-time-brightness=float01
        Night time brightness as compared to day time brightness
        default: 0.25
Switches:
    --dual-led
        Show CPU usage and Network latency on alternating LEDs (requires WS2812 mode)
    --mode-inverse
        Use inverse mode for IKEA dioder attached to BlinkStick Pro
    --mode-multi-led
        Use WS2812 mode for multiple LEDs attached to a BlinkStick Pro
    --mode-normal
        Use normal mode for single LED attached to BlinkStick/BlinkStick Pro
    --show-blinksticks
        Output the serial numbers and modes of all selected BlinkSticks

Notes

You may be interested in pBackground, which will allow you to run a Node.js script such as pWinStatusBlinkStick in the background, without a console.

C:\>npm install pbackground -g
...
C:\>node-bkg pWinStatusBlinkStick

You can add a link to node-bkg pWinStatusBlinkStick to the Startup folder in the start menu to run the script in the background as soon as you log into your computer.


License

This code is licensed under CC0 v1.0 Universal.