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OBS MQTT Status to Home Assistant

Setup:

1. Download script
2. Install mqtt-wrapper pip install mqtt-wrapper
3. Open OBS Studio
4. In OBS Studio add a script (Tools -> Scripts)
5. Configure script parameters (my base channel is homeassistant and my sensor name is obs, creating the path homeassistant/sensor/obs)

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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Configuration class storing data as jsonfile.
Written for micropython which has no configparser module, but can be
used on regular python as well. The goal is to make a configuration class
that is simpler and less painful to use than ConfigParser."""

try:
    # micropython module
    import ujson as json
except ImportError:

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import click
def edit(text=''):
    """Use nano as a preferred editor with autosave on exit
    (easier on the user).
    If nano is not available (e.g. on Windows),
    use any editor found on the system"""
    try:
        edited_text = click.edit(text, editor='nano -t', require_save=False)
    except click.ClickException:
        edited_text = click.edit(text, require_save=False)

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#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""Database fix for rpi2caster 0.4:
layout was: [(char1, [style1, style2...], column1, row1, units1),
             (char2, [style1, style2...], column2, row2, units2),...]
now is: [(char1, styles1, coords1, units1),
         (char2, styles2, coords2, units2),...]
(simplified the styles and coordinates)
"""
from rpi2caster import database
DB = database.Database()

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#!/usr/bin/env python3
import os
from rpi2caster import database
from rpi2caster import matrix_data


DB = database.Database()


def correct_diecases():

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#!/usr/bin/python
class Foo(object):
  def __init__(self):
    print('Initializing Foo')
  def __enter__(self):
    print('Entering Foo context')
    return self
  def __exit__(self, *args):
    print('Exiting Foo context')
  def Foomethod(self):

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/* Demonstration C GPIO interrupt handling routine for Raspberry Pi

This is a modified code found at https://github.com/phil-lavin/raspberry-pi-gpio-interrupt

The program displays a notice whenever you:
  -turn on the Raspberry Pi's pin 11 (apply 3.3V),
  -turn the pin off.

This routine uses wiringPi library (follow the installation instructions at wiringpi.com),
and should be compiled with a command: