This is a Docker Hub container for the Amazon Dash Button hack.

It sniffs the network to intercept Amazon Button communications with Amazon, thereby detecting button presses.

It can write to Google Sheets, Google Calendar and fire events in IFTTT.

I use it on my Synology for IoT calendar.

To run the container on Linux:

docker run \
    --net host \
    -it \
    --rm \
    -v $PWD/../amazon-dash-private:/amazon-dash-private:ro \
    andgineer/amazon-dash-button-hack

In folder ../amazon-dash-private you should have:

• settings settings.json
• buttons list buttons.json
• amazon-dash-hack.json with Google API credentials Google Sheets, Google Calendar
• ifttt-key.json with Maker Webhook key

Examples of these files.

See details in User manual.

MacOS and Windows

You cannot sniff network from Docker containers running on MacOS and Windows because they do not run Docker daemon natively but use a virtual machine to run it.

So to debug on MacOS and Windows:

. ./activate.sh
sudo python src/amazon_dash.py

Developers

We use collections.abc so minimum Python 3.10

API docs

Scripts

To see the list of scripts:

make help

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