A command-line tool for extensible LED matrix control with Raspberry Pi devices.

Last update: May 1, 2023

Overview

Matricks

"Teach an old matrix new tricks..."

Matricks is a WASM-based extensible LED matrix control tool intended for use on Raspberry Pi devices. LED matrix functionality is defined by user-developed plugins, or "tricks", which can be developed in any language that is supported by the Extism PDK. On non-Raspberry Pi devices, Matricks will simulate a LED matrix and display the simulated matrix state in real time.

See usage details below:

Usage: matricks [OPTIONS] --plugins <PLUGINS> --width <WIDTH> --height <HEIGHT>

Options:
  -p, --plugins <PLUGINS>              Path to plugin or directory of plugins
  -x, --width <WIDTH>                  Width of the matrix, in number of LEDs
  -y, --height <HEIGHT>                Height of the matrix, in number of LEDs
  -f, --fps <FPS>                      Target framerate at which to drive the matrix [default: 30]
  -l, --log-dir <LOG_DIR>              Directory to write logs [default: log]
  -s, --serpentine                     Data line alternates direction between columns or rows
  -m, --magnification <MAGNIFICATION>  Magnification of the simulated matrix [default: 10]
  -h, --help                           Print help
  -V, --version                        Print version

Installation

Matricks is installed using Cargo. In order to run a simulated matrix on non-Raspberry Pi machines, OpenCV and supported libraries must be installed before installing Matricks. See platform-specific instructions below.

Raspberry Pi

Install Rust and Cargo from the Rust website
Run apt install libclang-dev
Run cargo install matricks

Windows

Install Rust and Cargo from the Rust website
Install Chocolatey from the Chocolatey website
Install vcpkg from the the vcpkg website
Run choco install llvm opencv
Run vcpkg install llvm opencv4[contrib,nonfree]
Run cargo install matricks

Ubuntu

Install Rust and Cargo from the Rust website
Run apt install libopencv-dev clang libclang-dev
Run cargo install matricks

Arch Linux

Install Rust and Cargo from the Rust website
Run pacman -S clang qt5-base opencv
Run pacman -S vtk glew fmt openmpi
Run cargo install matricks

Mac

Install Rust and Cargo from the Rust website
Run brew install opencv
Run cargo install matricks

Note: for installation on Mac, you will likely also need a C++ compiler and libclang (brew install llvm).

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Comments

Add plugin loop option

Adds command line flag to loop plugins once all plugins have completed. Has the side effect that the plugin directory will now be checked before running the plugins again, allowing for plugins to be added/removed from the watch directory while Matricks is still running.

Closes #2

opened by wymcg 0
Plugin Time Limit Option

Add a command line flag that sets a time limit for how long a single plugin can run. If a plugin has been running for more than the specified time, move on to the next available plugin. There is no time limit by default, and the time limit is ignored if there is only one plugin available.
enhancement good first issue

opened by wymcg 0
Update Readme and GitHub Pages Site with new usage details

Several command line options have been added since v0.1.0. The usage page of the GitHub Pages site needs this information, and the main readme should be changed to reflect the added options as well.
documentation

opened by wymcg 1
Fix Conditional Compilation for Non-Raspberry Pi ARM64 Targets

Currently, Matricks will use the target architecture to determine whether to include rs_ws281x to drive the matrix or opencv to simulate the matrix, and will switch between matrix control thread functionality accordingly. We need to switch away from using a blanket cfg(target_arch = "aarch64") because it presents issues when compiling for non-Raspberry Pi devices that also use ARM64, such as M1 Macs.
bug

opened by wymcg 0

A command-line tool for extensible LED matrix control with Raspberry Pi devices.

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Overview

Matricks

Installation

Raspberry Pi

Windows

Ubuntu

Arch Linux

Mac

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Owner

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