Module hid 

Wire-format types for HID++ device control that need no device I/O.

These are the addressing scheme (route), read-back snapshots (DPI, SmartShift), and command/error vocabularies that cross the agent↔GUI IPC boundary. The actual HID++ transport lives in the sibling openlogi-hid crate, which re-exports every type here unchanged so its existing callers keep using openlogi_hid::X; the GUI (a pure IPC client with no device I/O of its own) depends on this module directly instead of linking the HID stack.

Re-exports

pub use dpi::DpiCapabilities;

pub use dpi::DpiInfo;

pub use error::HidppFeatureErrorKind;

pub use error::HidppOperation;

pub use error::WriteError;

pub use light::LightCommand;

pub use light::commands_for_light_settings;

pub use pairing::Click;

pub use pairing::PairingError;

pub use pairing::PasskeyMethod;

pub use pairing::ReceiverSelector;

pub use route::BOLT_PIDS;

pub use route::DIRECT_DEVICE_INDEX;

pub use route::DeviceRoute;

pub use route::LIGHTSPEED_PIDS;

pub use route::UNIFYING_PIDS;

pub use route::is_receiver_pid;

pub use route::receiver_display_name;

pub use route::speaks_unifying_protocol;

pub use smartshift::AUTO_DISENGAGE_PERMANENT;

pub use smartshift::SmartShiftMode;

pub use smartshift::SmartShiftStatus;

Modules

dpi

DPI read-back snapshot and capability math — pure data, no I/O.

error

HID++ read/write error vocabulary — pure data, no I/O.

light

Semantic standalone-light commands — pure data, no I/O.

pairing

Wire-format types for the Bolt/Unifying pairing flow — pure data, no I/O.

route

How to reach a controllable HID++ device — addressing data only, no I/O.

smartshift

HID++ SmartShift Enhanced (feature 0x2111) — wheel ratchet ↔ free-spin control with sensitivity threshold.