DuckyLighting | Take control of your RGB Keyboard

DuckyLighting is a Python library. DuckyLighting has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has build file available, it has a Strong Copyleft License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

DuckyLighting is a (nearly) Pure-Python 3.8 solution to the problem of Ducky's RGBSeries software being lackluster at best. The software is useful but does not enable users to layer multiple effects. Even the effects provided are limited. When I think of keyboard RGB control, I think of Razer Synapse 3. Obviously, the customization controls in Synapse only work for Razer RGB products, so my goal with this project was to get as close to the effect options available in Synapse as I could. Certain effects, like reactive ripples, are still in the works. That being said, Python makes development incredibly easy for things like this. You just have to get creative. DuckyLighting started as a fork of Latedi's DuckyAPI, which uses a C++ named pipe API to communicate to a Scandinavian Ducky Shine 7, using instructions sent from a Python program. I made several changes to the C++ API and overhauled the Python scripts. I moved the API into Python for easier changing, and DuckyLighting was born. My goal was to create room for expansion to other keyboards and protocols, like the one for the Shine 7.