Python API and CLI for the ikea IDÅSEN desk.

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idasen

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This is a heavily modified fork of rhyst/idasen-controller.

The IDÅSEN is an electric sitting standing desk with a Linak controller sold by ikea.

The position of the desk can controlled by a physical switch on the desk or via bluetooth using an phone app.

This is a command line interface written in python to control the Idasen via bluetooth from a desktop computer.

Set Up

Prerequisites

The desk should be connected and paired to the computer.

Install

python3.8 -m pip install --upgrade idasen

Configuration

Configuration that is not expected to change frequently can be provided via a YAML configuration file located at ~/.config/idasen/idasen.yaml.

You can use this command to initialize a new configuartion file:

idasen init
mac_address: AA:AA:AA:AA:AA:AA
positions:
    sit: 0.75
    stand: 1.1

Configuartion options:

  • mac_address - The MAC address of the desk. This is required.
  • positions - A dictionary of positions with values of desk height from the floor in meters, sit and stand are provided as examples.

The program will try to find the device address, but if it fails, it has to be done manually.

The device MAC addresses can be found using blueoothctl and bluetooth adapter names can be found with hcitool dev on linux.

Usage

Command Line

To print the current desk height:

idasen height

To monitor for changes to height:

idasen monitor

To save the current height as the sitting position:

idasen save sit

To delete the saved sitting position:

idasen delete sit

Assuming the config file is populated to move the desk to sitting position:

idasen sit

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  • Discovery: use service UUID instead of device name

    Discovery: use service UUID instead of device name

    My desk was not discovered due to having a non-standard name (which I changed through the Linak app ages ago). Change discovery to use one of the advertised service UUIDs instead.

    opened by danielkza 6
  • Allow to save multiple positions

    Allow to save multiple positions

    I don't want to hijack the project, so feel free to reject my proposal.

    In general, if someone doesn't want to change how to use the program - no problem, the old behavior stays the same. The new behavior is to allow users to save multiple desk positions, or just update the current one without modifying the config file manually.

    This allows users to save additional positions by simply typing idasen save position-name. This command will save the current desk height into the config file under the desired name. No manual changes in config files involved. If the position already exists, it will be overwritten. The idasen delete position-name command will remove the position from the config file.

    This is a work in progress - it does work, but certainly requires some polishing. If you do want it merged, I'll finish it to pass all the checks. If not, just let me know by closing this PR, and I'll just implement it in my fork.

    opened by aklajnert 6
  • Bump pytest-asyncio from 0.16.0 to 0.17.0

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    title: 'pytest-asyncio: pytest support for asyncio'

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    pytest-asyncio is an Apache2 licensed library, written in Python, for testing asyncio code with pytest.

    asyncio code is usually written in the form of coroutines, which makes it slightly more difficult to test using normal testing tools. pytest-asyncio provides useful fixtures and markers to make testing easier.

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  • Long execution time

    Long execution time

    Hey.

    Thank you for great package. This issue isn't issue per se. I want to ask you guys how long is your execution time? I'm kind of worried because on my computer it takes around 20 seconds to execute a command, even if it's simple 'idasen height'. I can somehow live with that but I wonder if there is anything I can do to speed that up?

    Thanks

    opened by bilbobag 4
  • Python 3.8?

    Python 3.8?

    Hi,

    I tried to install this package on a Raspbian PI system which only has Python 3.7 and get this error: "Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement idasen (from versions: ) No matching distribution found for idasen"

    Does this package only work for Python 3.8? If so, could it be made available for Python 3.7 as well?

    Thx Matthias

    opened by magicmatt007 3
  • Linak Bluetooth Adapter

    Linak Bluetooth Adapter

    Hi! I have a standing desk with a Linak controller, but it doesn't have bluetooth. However, I can buy an Bluetooth® Adapter BLE2LIN002 for it. Should it also work with this application? I am running Linux, so I'd like to know before I'm going to buy it. :)

    Thank you!

    question 
    opened by siers 3
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    I dont fully understand several dependencies in the poetry build process and the installation.

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  • Failed to connect when device is already connected

    Failed to connect when device is already connected

    As per the Prerequisites

    The desk should be connected and paired to the computer.

    However, I was unable to execute a command until I specifically DISCONNECTED the device.

    My theory: When f.e. executing bluetoothctl I'm directly on the desk already, so the script is likely trying to connect the desk with another device; instead of just doing its thing

    As being connected already would avoid scanning & connecting; thus significantly reducing execution time (especially for simple commands) I'd propose to actually check if we're already connected, and just communicate directly in that case, instead of trying to scan & connect

    OS: Ubuntu 20.04 bleak is using bluez as backend (in my case) edit: regarding timing, a no-op (simple read) takes 4-5 seconds currently

    opened by jlsjonas 7
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