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app zoom-sync

Cross-platform utility for syncing zoom65v3 screen modules

2 releases

0.1.1 Nov 25, 2024
0.1.0 Nov 24, 2024

#198 in Command line utilities

Download history 41/week @ 2024-11-18 226/week @ 2024-11-25

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MIT license

64KB
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zoom-sync

Cross-platform utility to sync Zoom65 v3 screen modules.

Features

zoom-sync MeletrixID / WuqueID
Supported platforms Cross-platform Windows, OSX
FOSS ? FOSS. Always. Free, but not open sourced
Languages English Chinese or English
Weather api open-meteo Unknown centralized service
Geolocation api ipinfo or manual Bundled into weather api
VPN workaround Manual geo coordinates Not supported
Temperature units °C or °F °C only
Time sync Supported Supported
CPU temperature Supported Supported
GPU temperature Nvidia only Supported
Download rate Manual only Supported
Manually set data Supported Not supported
Image/gif upload Supported Not supported (use web driver)
Reactive image/gif Simulated Not supported
Future-proof Will always work Overflow errors after year 2255

Third Party Services

The following free third-party services are used to fetch some information:

  • Weather forcasting: open-meteo
  • Geolocation (optional for automatic weather coordinates): ipinfo.io

Installation

Requirements:

  • libudev (linux, included with systemd)
  • openssl
  • rust/rustup

Source

git clone https://github.com/ozwaldorf/zoom-sync && cd zoom-sync
cargo install --path .

Crates.io

cargo install zoom-sync

Nix

Note: On nixos, you must use the flake for nvidia gpu temp to work

nix run github:ozwaldorf/zoom-sync

Usage

CLI

Detailed command line documentation can be found in docs/README.md.

Running on startup

Linux / systemd

A systemd service can be easily setup that will manage running zoom-sync. An example can be found at docs/zoom-sync.service.

# edit configuration arguments in ExecStart
vim docs/zoom-sync.service

# copy to system services
sudo cp docs/zoom-sync.service /etc/systemd/system

# enable and start the servive
sudo systemctl enable --now zoom-sync.service

Windows

  1. Locate the zoom-sync.exe file depending on the installation and open in the file manager (
    • From source or crates.io: Press Windows + R (Run) and enter %userprofile%\.cargo\bin
  2. Create a new shortcut to zoom-sync
  3. Edit shortcut (right click -> properties) and add any configuration arguments to the target after zoom-sync.exe
  4. Press Windows + R (Run) and type shell:startup
  5. Move the newly created shortcut to the opened startup applications folder to have zoom-sync run automatically on boot

OSX

TODO

Simple examples

# Only update time and weather, and set the screen to weather on connect:
zoom-sync --no-system --screen weather

# Only update time and system info, and set the screen to cpu temp on connect:
zoom-sync --no-weather --screen cpu

# Use hardcoded coordinates for fetching weather
zoom-sync --coords 27.1127 109.3497

# use a gif as both static and animated image, run with reactive mode enabled and no other data
zoom-sync set image my-anim.gif
zoom-sync set gif my-anim.gif
zoom-sync --reactive --no-system --no-weather

# clear image and gif back to the chrome dino and nyancat
zoom-sync set image clear
zoom-sync set gif clear

# set time
zoom-sync set time

# set weather manually
zoom-sync set weather -w 0 10 20 5

Feature Checklist

  • Reverse engineer updating each value
    • Time
    • Weather (current, min, max)
    • CPU/GPU temp
    • Download rate
    • Screen up/down/switch
    • GIF image
    • Static image
  • Fetch current weather report
  • Fetch CPU temp
  • Fetch GPU temp
    • Nvidia
    • AMD
  • Monitor download rate
  • Poll and reconnect to keyboard
  • CLI arguments
  • Update intervals for each value
  • Simulate reactive gif mode (linux)
  • System tray menu
  • Package releases
    • Crates.io
    • Nixpkgs
    • Windows
    • OSX

Dependencies

~14–27MB
~423K SLoC