Well, I'm not the first one to develop a dashboard for kobo devices, and I certainly suspect I won't be the last.
I do hope inkBoard proves to be user friendly, and easier to extend its functionality. In the base form it can simply be used to to make a dashboard with, for example, a clock on it. But I started creating it to have an E-ink clock connected to my Home Assistant, which opens up a whole other range of possibilities to display data and control things.
Massive thanks to NileJule for FBInk, and Mavireck, whos Python library I found on here and which served as a starting point.
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Source code is hosted on github: https://github.com/Slalamander/inkBoard
All the documentation can be found on readthedocs: https://inkboard-documentation.readt....io/en/latest/
(Not sure why I'm unable to embed the images, but here are the direct links:
https://imgur.com/NR1bjup, https://imgur.com/4UJTjNy)
I do hope inkBoard proves to be user friendly, and easier to extend its functionality. In the base form it can simply be used to to make a dashboard with, for example, a clock on it. But I started creating it to have an E-ink clock connected to my Home Assistant, which opens up a whole other range of possibilities to display data and control things.
Massive thanks to NileJule for FBInk, and Mavireck, whos Python library I found on here and which served as a starting point.
Source code is hosted on github: https://github.com/Slalamander/inkBoard
All the documentation can be found on readthedocs: https://inkboard-documentation.readt....io/en/latest/
(Not sure why I'm unable to embed the images, but here are the direct links:
https://imgur.com/NR1bjup, https://imgur.com/4UJTjNy)