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Execute HTTP requests, Apple Shortcuts, terminal commands, and shell scripts. The dynamic button state updates based on execution results.

Stateful Executor

**Functionality:** Execute Python scripts directly from your Stream Deck. This plugin allows you to trigger and manage Python scripts with a simple button press, streamlining your workflow and adding custom functionality to your Stream Deck setup.

**Features:**

- **Easy Script Execution:** Assign Python scripts to any button on your Stream Deck.
- **Dynamic Feedback:** Display script outputs (like variable values) or change button images based on script results.
- **Seamless Integration:** Works with any Python script.

**Unique Points:**

- **Direct Python Execution:** Unlike other plugins that rely on complex workarounds, Python Script Deck runs your scripts natively.
- **Customization:** Tailor the plugin's behavior to match your exact needs by configuring how the button responds to your script's output.

**Target Audience:**

- Streamers
- Content creators
- Developers
- Anyone who wants to automate tasks or add custom functionality to their Stream Deck

**Dependencies:**

- Python 3.x

Icon Reference:

https://icons8.com/icon/13441/python

https://icons8.com/icon/NeihSSyFcdVr/check-file

PythonScriptDeck

Your small Stream Deck MQTT Client. To use it, you need to enable WS (WebSocket) in your MQTT Broker.

MQTT

A Plugin for calling arbitrary HTTP API requests, and optionally changing the key icon based on the response. The plugin also supports calling an arbitrary status API endpoint for periodic updates of the key icon.

API Request

**API Monkey** is a powerful StreamDeck plugin designed for developers, IT professionals, and enthusiasts who require a seamless way to send HTTP/HTTPS requests directly from their StreamDeck. With its advanced features and customization options, ApiMonkey stands out by providing enhanced functionality for automated workflows and interactions with web services.

**Request features**

- **Go Templating Support**: Utilize Go Templating for dynamic fields such as URL, Body, Browser URL, and Title, allowing for highly customizable request configurations.
- **Custom Headers**: Define custom headers for your requests, providing additional flexibility and support for various APIs that require specific header configurations.

**Response features**

- **JSON Selector**: Extract specific fields from a JSON response using a json selector syntax, This feature enables precise control over the data you want to interact with from your responses.
- **Lua Scripting**: Execute custom LUA scripts with parameters for extended functionality. This allows for virtually limitless possibilities in processing responses.
- **Response Mapping to Images**: Map specific response strings to images on your StreamDeck.

API Monkey

This plugin lets you send text or binary data in a UDP packet.

Do you want to make a little widget to put on your stream and have it controlled by a StreamDeck?  Just make your widget listen for commands on a UDP port and use this plugin to send it commands.  It can send text or raw bytes.  I made a little death count tracker for a game and needed to send it single byte commands and was kind of surprised that there wasn't something like this already available.  After a few ugly workarounds (like running echo|nc commands via Automator or Shortcuts), I decided to finally learn some node/javascript and see how hard it would be to make a plugin and got this working in a day.  Simply pick the action you need (Bytes or Text) and set the host, port, and data.  Since this is a very generic task that you will probably add to a few buttons, I recommend you make your own icons for them.

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