Small utility to use a CEC remote controller as a mini keyboard in Linux (libcec+uinput), with the only ambition of being able to navigate user interfaces.
Typical usage of the tool is within a service loaded at startup or launched with systemd-run when needed.
-p, --poweroff "<command>" option allows a custom shell command (e.g. shutdown -P now) to be called when system standby event (e.g. turning off the monitor/tv from remote) is received.
-a, --adapter <num> specify the adapter to use (0-9). Default adapter is 0.
-b, --bindings <file> specify the bindings map file name. See map.txt example file.
- REMOTE SELECT -> KEY ENTER
- REMOTE UP -> KEY UP
- REMOTE DOWN -> KEY DOWN
- REMOTE LEFT -> KEY LEFT
- REMOTE RIGH -> KEY RIGHT
- REMOTE EXIT -> KEY BACKSPACE
- REMOTE BLUE -> KEY ESC
- REMOTE RED -> KEY LEFT SHIFT
- REMOTE GREEN -> KEY SPACE
- REMOTE YELLOW -> KEY DELETE
- REMOTE {0 to 9} -> KEY {0 to 9} (or ABC DEF ... WXYZ with multiple presses, like old cellphones)
- REMOTE FORWARD -> KEY TAB
- REMOTE BACKWARD -> KEY LEFTSHIFT + KEY TAB