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Wooting Profile Switcher

Automatically switch Wooting keyboard profiles based on focused window

Installation

Download the latest release

You must install and run Wootility once, but must not have it running at the same time.

Screenshots

MainApp

System Tray Icon

The system tray icon allows you to pause/resume, reload, quit, and set the active profile

Configuration

The config file is generated on first-run in the following location and format

Platform Location
Portable Same location as the binary
Windows C:\Users\...\AppData\Roaming
macOS /Users/.../Library/Application Support
Linux /home/.../.config 
{
  // Auto launch at startup
  "auto_launch": null,
  // Auto update at startup
  "auto_update": null,
  // List of connected devices, their serial number properties, and profile names
  "devices": {
    "A02B2106W031H00418": {
      "model_name": "Wooting Two LE",
      "supplier": 2,
      "year": 21,
      "week": 6,
      "product": 3,
      "revision": 1,
      "product_id": 418,
      "production": true,
      "profiles": [
        "Typing Profile",
        "Rapid Profile",
        "Racing Profile",
        "Mixed Movement"
      ]
    }
  },
  // Sleep duration for the loop checking the active window
  "loop_sleep_ms": 250,
  // Sleep duration between sending Wooting USB commands
  "send_sleep_ms": 250,
  // Show the serial number instead of the model name
  "show_serial": false,
  // Swap the lighting effects with the keyboard profile
  "swap_lighting": true,
  // List of rule objects, all match rules support Wildcard and Regex
  "rules": [
    {
      "alias": "The Binding of Isaac",
      "device_indices": {
        "A02B2106W031H00418": 0
      },
      "match_app_name": null,
      "match_bin_name": null,
      "match_bin_path": "C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Steam\\steamapps\\common\\The Binding of Isaac Rebirth*",
      "match_win_name": null
    },
    {
      "alias": "Default Fallback",
      "device_indices": {
        "A02B2106W031H00418": 0
      },
      "match_app_name": "*",
      "match_bin_name": "*",
      "match_bin_path": "*",
      "match_win_name": "*"
    }
  ],
  "ui": {
    "scale": 1.25,
    "theme": "Dark"
  }
}

Examples:

Matching a window title with a date variable

{
    "alias": "VRCX",
    "match_app_name": null,
    "match_bin_name": null,
    "match_bin_path": null,
    "match_win_name": "VRCX ????.??.??",
    "device_indices": {
      "A02B2106W031H00418": 0
    },
}

Matching a window title with a version variable

{
    "alias": "Minecraft",
    "match_app_name": null,
    "match_bin_name": null,
    "match_bin_path": null,
    "match_win_name": "Minecraft [\d]+.[\d]+.[\d]+",
    "device_indices": {
      "A02B2106W031H00418": 0
    },
}

Wayland Support

This program does not officially support Wayland.
This is because most compositors don't support the foreign-toplevel-management protocol.
There's no way for programs to detect the active focused Wayland window, only X11 / Xwayland. The version of Tauri (tauri-egui) this program uses didn't yet support Wayland either, so the window doesn't appear. You can use this program to detect Xwayland windows headlessly using only the config and tray icon, but it's not great.