FileTranscriber 0.2.0

What it does

Sometimes you find yourself unable to copy text data into a field or application but with a keyboard you could type it all in by hand… what a hassle.

Let this do tedious work and avoid typos.

When you launch this script, you give it the location of a file and (optionally) a between-keystroke time interval to control the rate of typing. It will then ask you to press “Enter” when you are ready for it to begin typing. After a short pause (default is 5s), it will begin typing; use the pause time to enter the field for the text. To abort the typing in progress, click any mouse button.

More information

[docopt](https://github.com/docopt/docopt) is used for the commandline argument parsing. If you install by pip, this should install automatically if you do not already have it.

FileTranscriber relies on [PyUserInput](https://github.com/SavinaRoja/PyUserInput), which is a python module for cross-platform simulation and tracking of user input. This should also install automatically with pip if you do not already have it.

The dependencies for PyUserInput depend on your platform and will probably require manual installation, search for the versions appropriate for your computer and version of python:

• Linux - Xlib

• Mac - Quartz, AppKit

• Windows - pywin32, pyHook

If you experience any problems with the use of this script or PyUserInput, please let me know. I would also appreciate helpful suggestions for improvement.