GoXLR Bridge is an application that provides RESTish API which allow change profile and routing table in TC Helicon GoXLR via simple HTTP request.
Created after about year of being irritated by manually changing routing table in GoXLR App. Now, I can play a music through my speakers without any distraction, using one simple click on my keyboard!
App works using exactly same principle as GoXLR Plugin to Elgato Stream Deck, so both apps can't be used at the same time.
The application requires Dart version 2.16.0 or higher.
Clone content of this repository
git@gitlab.com:dmarcak/goxlr-bridge.git
Download all required dependencies
dart pub get
Then, compile source code to executable format
dart compile exe bin/goxlr_bridge.dart
Command above will produce goxlr_bridge.exe
file in bin folder.
The application is prepared to run without any further configuration in case of running on the same machine as GoXLR App.
The GoXLR Bridge is listening on a TCP port 6805, it can't be changed due to lack of possibility to configure this in a GoXLR App.
The GoXLR App allows connect to Stream Deck which is on different PC than GoXLR.
If GoXLR Bridge is running on separate machine, e.g. second PC, you have to bind it to a network interface which allows remote connection. To do this, use --host
flag, -h
in short.
For example goxlr_bridge.exe -h 0.0.0.0
allows app for listen on all available network interfaces.
Just connect GoXLR App to "Stream Deck". If GoXLR Bridge is running on separate machine, click on checkbox Stream Deck on Non-GoXLR PC
and provide ip address.
Then, click Connect/Reconnect to Stream Deck App
.
In case of any issues try restarting GoXLR App.
Documentation in OpenApi format is available in doc
folder.
import http.client
http.client.HTTPConnection('127.0.0.1', 6805).request('POST', '/api/routing-table', '{"input": "Music", "output": "LineOut", "action": "Toggle"}')
import http.client
http.client.HTTPConnection('127.0.0.1', 6805).request('POST', '/api/profile', '{"name": "Sleep"}')
In case of any issues add --debug
flag to start parameters.
GoXLR Bridge is licensed under the MIT License, see LICENSE for more information.
This project is not supported by or affiliated in any way with TC-Helicon. For the official GoXLR software, please refer to their website.