LRC 0.1.5

A lan remote controller to keyboard associated devices.

LANRemoteController

Remote controller for LAN

Description

Remote controller for LAN, based on kivy and PyUserInput .

Basic implement thought :

• Client : Send key combination information in LAN
• Server : Explain key combination information and excute key combinations

Things will work on all kinds of devices involved with keyboard.

Install

Dependency :

PyUseInput (needed by server)

python -m pip install git+https://github.com/PyUserInput/PyUserInput.git@d45f45ffbb2399d964eb515c887c493a1837c09d

we do not use master here to avoid dependency on pyHook for python3 on windows (not neccessary && convenient)

pypiwin32 (needed by windows server)

python -m pip install pypiwin32

this is used for windows server

kivy (needed by client)

see kivy official site

if --no-ui is given to server, then kivy is not neccessary

LRC

You can install LRC directly by pip :

python -m pip install LRC

Or install LRC from git:

python -m pip install git+https://github.com/davied9/LANRemoteController.git@master

All packages can directly get from here:

Distribution

Run the following commands, packages will be found in ./dist

cd scripts

python -m build

All built packages will be found in ./dist

Usage

windows

make sure PythonXXX/Scripts/ in your system search path

call lrcserver --no-ui start_lrc to start server

call lrcclient to start client

type lrcserver -h or lrcclient -h for help

android

1. use pydroid

copy the directory extracted from ./history_packages/LRCClient-x.x.x-Android.tar.gz to /sdcard/kivy,

then run main.py with kivy Laucher or pydroid (require kivy 1.10.1)

2. use built apk

./history_packages/LRC-0.1.3-release-unsigned.apk

Releases Notes:

0.1.4

1. rename collections to lrccollections to avoid name conflict with matplotlib

2. replace argument parse process with ArgumentParser from argparse