Is it possible to make the computer screens go black using a stream deck button?

Hey Michael,

I use the following to turn off my displays:

sf.system.exec({ commandLine: 'pmset displaysleepnow' });

It's the same as pressing Ctrl+Shift+Eject.

Although if you move the mouse, they'll come back up. I don't know if there's a way to avoid that.

Good one @raphaelsepulveda, I'll save this one.

Hello Michael,
Here's my idea.
Create a black surface for each screen, the size of the screen.
Then copy the surface ids:

and paste them in this script, on the lines 'package:ckuojvuc200003k103aw0516u', and 'package:ckuojxfwh00033k10avdfqm4y' :

Then add a stream deck trigger and that's it. SoundFlow will remember the location of the surfaces.

function openColorSurface(id) {

    sf.surfaces.get(id).open({
        device: sf.devices.localMachine,
    });
}

function closeColorSurface(id) {
    sf.surfaces.get(id).surfacesSurfaceCloseAll()

}


/// Surfaces Ids
const commandIds = [
    'package:ckuojvuc200003k103aw0516u',
    'package:ckuojxfwh00033k10avdfqm4y']


globalState.openColorSurface = !globalState.openColorSurface

if (globalState.openColorSurface) {

    commandIds.forEach(surface => openColorSurface(surface))
} else {
    
    commandIds.forEach(surface => closeColorSurface(surface))

}

I did make a surface, yes. Not a deck.

This is superl! Du you know if its possible to to cover all of the screen including the menubar?
And the surface is loaded it makes a transparent line in the bottom and the right side?
Best N

It was the menubar that messed with the Surface size. I found at applescript that hides and de hides the menubar but i need some help getting it in to soundflow;)
Best N