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node-red-contrib-streamdeck-ws

v1.1.0

Published

Companion node to work with Stream Deck WS plugin

Downloads

56

Readme

About

node-red-contrib-streamdeck-ws is a Node-RED module intended to be used in conjuction with Stream Deck WS module for Stream Deck

Purpose

Stream Deck WS acts like a proxy and forwards key events from the Stream Deck to a Web Socket service of your choice. A very popular way to run a quick and flexible Web Socket server is by using Node-RED and its standard websocket in/out node.

You can set it all up in Node-RED without using node-red-contrib-streamdeck-ws, but it makes things a little bit harder.

With node-red-contrib-streamdeck-ws, you place a sd input node after your websocket in and format the response event in a sd output node before websocket out, and you can configure the returned key state in the node properties.

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