PyWraithPrism allows control of the AMD Wraith Prism CPU fan RGB LEDs from within Python from "any" platform (specifically tested on Windows, but this should also work on Linux or any other platform that supports hidapi).
Other projects exist for controlling the Wraith Prism cooler (see the Acknowledgements section for some examples). These are either written for other platforms, or are not feature-complete enough for my uses.
Install the package using pip
python -m pip install git+https://github.com/dfraska/PyWraithPrism#egg=py_wraith_prism
or pipenv
pipenv install git+https://github.com/dfraska/PyWraithPrism#egg=py_wraith_prism
On Linux, add a udev rule to allow user-mode access to the USB device. You can do this automatically by running the included script as sudo
sudo python -m py_wraith_prism.add_udev_rule
See the examples under tests for a basic usage example.
The primary methods for controlling the LEDs are through the ring, fan, and logo components. When you're done modifying
settings, call prism.submit_all_components() to apply the current settings, and prism.save() to save the
values to the hardware.
- Campbell Jones (serebit): Wrath Master, a GUI application for controlling the Wraith Prism in Linux, primarily written in Kotlin. The architecture of PyWrathPrism was heavily influenced by this project.
- gfduszynski: cm-rgb was used as a reference, especially when working on the HID interface and debugging.
- Adam Honse: OpenRGB, particularly the AMD Wraith Prism reference