python-elgato-streamdeck VS streamdeck

This may be considered off-topic, but I don't know of a better place to post this. I recently got a Streamdeck and have been trying out the few different options for controlling it. I've been pretty satisfied with muesli/deckmaster but, just as with the rest, I feel there are some features missing. I saw in the readme of abcminiuser/python-elgato-streamdeck they mention a repo with reverse engineering notes, but that is now a dead link. So I'd like to ask if anyone knows if those notes have been rehosted somewhere else or if there's any other documentation for the Streamdeck.

Just found a post on the Python Elgato Stream Deck Library GitHub project that includes the following output from example_deckinfo.py:

Take a look at https://github.com/abcminiuser/python-elgato-streamdeck

In general, HID devices can be accessed on Linux via hidraw or hiddev, which is usually then wrapped by a higher library. In this case, it's wrapped by libusb, which is then used by python-elgato-streamdeck, but you could theoretically use any of the above for accessing HID devices. General functionality also shows up via evdev, but that won't have support for any more non-standard functionality, like setting the key images.

I have a StreamDeck[1] that I use for various random things. There's an open source driver for it too that you can drive from Python[2], letting you run Python code when a button is pressed. You can do some cool stuff with it (eg I've used mine to make HTTP requests on button press)

[1] https://www.elgato.com/en/gaming/stream-deck

[2] https://github.com/abcminiuser/python-elgato-streamdeck

I've since learned of similar library that interfaces with the Stream Deck (https://github.com/dh1tw/streamdeck) - while it looks equally compelling, I had already started my work when I found this library. If you're starting fresh, this library appears to be more actively developed.