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Control your Nintendo Switch through a website, terminal, or macro.
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README.md

NXBT

Control a Nintendo Switch Locally or Remotely

This is meant to serve as an all-in-one solution to controlling a Nintendo Switch from a variety of devices.

Functionality is currently under development.

Prerequisites

  • A Bluetooth adapter with a Bluetooth version greater than or equal to 4.0
  • A computer running Linux
  • A Nintendo Switch

Getting Started

TBA

TODO

  • Rebinding of keys within the TUI and webapp
  • Incorporate React and components library into the webapp
  • Allow for recording macros from direct input from within the webapp
  • Allow for playing recorded direct input macros from the API
  • Write a full testing suite

Issues

  • Switching from the slow frequency mode on the "Change Grip/Order" menu to the full input report frequency is still a bit of a frail process. Some game start menus have a frequency of 15Hz but specifically only allow exiting by pressing the A button. The "Change Grip/Order" menu allows for exiting with A, B, or the Home button, however.