Sending string commands from Python to a bluetooth device

[deanhystad]

You'll need to install a bluetooth library like PyBluez or you can implement your own bluetooth interface using Python sockets. I suggest the library route.

[Rovelin]

Thanks for your efforts , you are literally helping too much. I couldn't understand how can I sent the string without using bluetooth import. And as I understand you didn't attach any command to the button_click except the response. Now I'm trying to understand where should I attach the codes of "deanhystad" to the last code that you shared.

[Rovelin]

Instead of a list I would use a dictionary that maps button labels to commands.

commands = {
    'TV Standby':'standby',
    ...
    'Air Conditioning On': 'ac on',
    'Air Conditioning Off': 'ac off'
}
btn_titles = list(command.keys())

Then use the dictionary to get the command.

    def button_clicked(self, idx, title):
        command = commands[title]
        # send command

Hi, thank you for your comment. Can you please show me how to attach these parts in to the code ? And I should use import bluetooth right ?

[deanhystad]

I don't know. What bluetooth library are you using? Maybe you should do some investigation. See if you can find a tutorial that does something like what you want to do.