My attempt at an open source Rubber Ducky

in #arduino7 years ago (edited)

I got a bunch of Digisparks, they are small, arduino compatible boards that plug directly into the usb port. There's a thing called Rubber Ducky, what basically automates keypresses when plugged into an usb port, but it's reeeeally overpriced and closed source.

So I'm attempting to create an open source variant using Digispark boards (or any attiny85 for that matter) for now, but I plan to add support for Arduinos later.

I already got a basic scripting language that gets interpreted to native C code, still got ways to go but it works pretty well already.

photo_2018-02-01_00-29-26.jpg

I'm also making a small IDE for it in Java (naturally lol), I'll see if it becomes a thing in the future.

photo_2018-01-31_23-18-27.jpg

The repo is here if you feel like contributing.

Sort:  

I'm a piece of trash who uses devRant. @cadawg. My favourite language is PHP (WikiHow to be hated: 10 Steps With Pictures).
Btw Cool Project, @BindView

yo i like php, im just really shit at it

Cool, Shameless self-promotion Check it out if you want! (It's a PHP tutorial by me, not that great though)

Congratulations @razorsh4rk! You have received a personal award!

1 Year on Steemit
Click on the badge to view your Board of Honor.

Do not miss the last post from @steemitboard:

SteemitBoard Ranking update - Steem Power, Followers and Following added

Support SteemitBoard's project! Vote for its witness and get one more award!

Congratulations @razorsh4rk! You received a personal award!

Happy Birthday! - You are on the Steem blockchain for 2 years!

You can view your badges on your Steem Board and compare to others on the Steem Ranking

Vote for @Steemitboard as a witness to get one more award and increased upvotes!