Let's do some tries to dump traditional mouse (experimental). Inspired by Vim/Vimium
Let's do some tries to dump traditional mouse. Inspired by Vim & Vimium.
Use keyboard to click anywhere of screen. OpenCV based screenshot visual recognition.
The vi in the name here can mean "Vim", "Vision-recognition" or whatever
Dependencies:
Theoretically works cross-platform. Tested on Linux X11 and Windows. Welcome feedback the result on your machine.
This is still very simple and in alpha preview stage currently. Anything could change.
cd into folder and run python3 main.py
to start.
Hit ctrl + meta
to find clickable objects on screen and show keys
meta key = win key = super key
During keys shown, any key events are blocked from being sent to any other apps
To cancel, press ESC or ,
(comma). To return to last step, press backspace
Press keys to move mouse to that position
It triggers click (if autoClick=True
. Otherwise hit meta + ctrl
to trigger click)
Edit file
g.py
and configure for your need: screenshotDelay, whole screen, autoClick ...
Algorithm (filtering, recognizing, parameters... ) can be improved. If you don't have a high contrast GUI, or some icons or buttons don't have clear contour, or two objects too close, it may fail to recognize.
We're expecting experts comming !
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Edit text using vi-like keybinding on non-vi app: