Manage your Jack audio server connections with ease using jackmesh, a lightweight Python utility that leverages plain TOML configuration files.
- Dump current Jack connections in TOML format.
- Load Jack connections from TOML files. Default fallback to loading from
~/.jack_connections.tomlif no file specified.
pip install jackmeshTo dump current jack connections to stdout in TOML format:
jackmesh -dYou can also redirect this output to a file:
jackmesh -d > my_connections.tomlLoad jack connections using:
jackmesh -l path/to/your/file.tomlIf no file is specified, jackmesh will by default look for ~/.jack_connections.toml:
jackmesh -lThe assumption is that the TOML file provides the complete connection configuration and no other connections shall exist. Before applying the config file all existing connections will be removed.
jackmesh uses TOML format for its configuration files. An example of the configuration file:
[Pianoteq]
out_1 = [ "system:playback_FL",]
out_2 = [ "system:playback_FR",]
["Built-in Audio Pro"]
capture_AUX0 = [ "REAPER:in1",]
capture_AUX1 = [ "REAPER:in2",]
[REAPER]
out1 = [ "Built-in Audio Pro:playback_AUX0",]
out2 = [ "Built-in Audio Pro:playback_AUX1",]Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.