Tool to convert Rubber Ducky scripts to arduino compatible code.
- Python 2.7.9+
pip install git@github.com:zatarra/rubberduino.git#egg=rubberduino
Currently this is adjusted to PT keyboards. You can try to create a custom map that suits you by checking which numbers give you the desired symbols. The quick and dirty way of doing it is to use a small arduino sketch that will print out the corresponding symbols of each number. Please check the symbols_mapper.txt or just load an arduino with the following sketch:
#include <Keyboard.h>
// Rubber ducky script converter developed by: David Gouveia <david.gouveia [_at_] gmail.com>
// https://www.davidgouveia.net
// Basic Symbol Mapping application. This will allow you to check which symbols can be found on each number
void setup(){
Keyboard.begin();
delay(5000);
for ( int i=0; i < 200; i++ )
{
Keyboard.print(i);
Keyboard.print(" maps to ");
Keyboard.write(i);
Keyboard.print( "\n" );
}
Keyboard.end();
}
void loop(){}
After uploading the sketch, you have five seconds to point the cursor to a text editor tool. It will start showing you symbols and their assigned number. Use this to build a new symbol map.
This package comes with a setup.sh script which swiftly creates a virtualenv and installs dependencies from requirements.txt without the hassle of virtualenv wrapper:
. ./setup.sh -p python2.7.9
py.test -v -s --cov-report term-missing --cov=rubberduino -r w tests
MIT 2016 David Gouveia