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    • License MIT

    Access USB HID devices from Raycast

    Package Exports

    • raycast-hid
    • raycast-hid/distribution/index.js

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    raycast-hid

    Access USB HID devices from Raycast

    Install

    npm i raycast-hid

    Usage

    1. Setup prebuilds to your extension

    Run npx raycast-hid-setup under your extension project directory to prepare HID prebuilds to the assets folder to your extension.

    2. Prepare prebuilds bebofre running your extension

    Remember to run preparePrebuilds() before you use any function from the HID.

    import { useEffect, useState } from "react";
import { List } from "@raycast/api";
import { HID, preparePrebuilds } from "raycast-hid";

export default function Command() {
    const [isLoading, setIsLoading] = useState(true);

    const loadPrebuilds = async () => {
        await preparePrebuilds();
        setIsLoading(false);
        console.log(HID.devices());
    };

    useEffect(() => {
        loadPrebuilds();
    }, []);

    return <List isLoading={isLoading} />;
}

    API

    preparePrebuilds()

    This function programmatically copies the prebuilds files from assets/prebuilds to the correct directory for node-hid.

    HID

    This exposes all node-hid functions. For example:

    import { HID } from "raycast-hid";

console.log(HID.devices());
    • node-hid - Access USB & Bluetooth HID devices through Node.js

    License

    MIT