Andy Stanford-Clark recently got a few people together to talk about blogjects and tweetjects after getting his house to tweet about the various goings-on there. That inspired me to think about what I could do with Twitter and remembered a while ago I’d created a little script that polled for nearby Bluetooth devices and published them via MQTT. So as a good distraction from work I thought I might integrate this with Twitter and so we now have a little python script that lets my laptop publish details of any bluetooth devices it sees appear and disappear. So what’s the use of this then? Probably very little but it might be interesting to hook it up in my flat and see who goes in and out of there…
[Update]
I failed to find the time to set this up as a proper project somewhere but here’s the scripts in case anyone wanted to make use of the application:
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Any chance of a source release?
Any chance of a source release?
Yes, sure. Will put something up soon – watch this space
Yes, sure. Will put something up soon – watch this space
Updated this post to include the scripts I used for anyone that wanted them
Updated this post to include the scripts I used for anyone that wanted them
Thanks for sharing the scripts
Thanks for sharing the scripts
Excellent script thanks for your great support.
Excellent script thanks for your great support.
amazing script
Well written. Thanks for sharing this great info
I'm downloading it, Will inform if it has worked useful for me.
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