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# Powershell Wrapper for Voicemeeter API
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This wrapper was written in response to a request in the VB-AUDIO discord for
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a way to invoke commands using Powershell. It is designed to be simple to use
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but not every feature is added.
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## Tested against
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- Basic 1.0.7.8
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- Banana 2.0.5.8
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- Potato 3.0.1.8
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You may have success with many commands in earlier versions but some commands
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(example Macrobuttons) were only added to the API in later releases.
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## Requirements
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- Voicemeeter: https://voicemeeter.com/
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- Powershell 5.1
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## Use
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You may use try, finally blocks to ensure you login and logout.
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```powershell
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. $PSScriptRoot\lib\voicemeeter.ps1
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try {
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# pass a Voicemeeter type to class Remote
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$vmr = [Remote]::new('banana')
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$vmr.Login()
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# Set macrobutton with id 4, mode state to 1
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$vmr.button[4].state = 1
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$vmr.button[4].state
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# Set strip and bus params
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$vmr.strip[0].mono = 1
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$vmr.strip[0].mono
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$vmr.bus[1].mute = 0
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$vmr.bus[1].mute
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}
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finally
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{
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$vmr.Logout()
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}
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```
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Voicemeeter type can be one of:
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- basic
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- banana
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- potato
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There is no bounds checking in this wrapper, meaning if you attempt to set a
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parameter that does not exist for that version of Voicemeeter the wrapper will
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throw an error and crash. So make sure what you are settings actually exists.
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### Macrobuttons
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Three modes defined: state, stateonly and trigger.
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- State runs associated scripts
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- Stateonly does not run associated scripts
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- Index range (0, 69)
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```
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$vmr.button[3].state = 1
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$vmr.button[4].stateonly = 0
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$vmr.button[5].trigger = 1
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```
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### Run tests
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Run tests using invoke-pester in powershell console from test directory.
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Alternatively you may use .\runall.ps1 which accepts two parameters:
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- tag Run tests of this type
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- num Run this number of tests
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Current test types are 'higher' and 'lower'
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Example:
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`.\runall.ps1 -tag 'higher' -num 3`
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