byk-slide 2026.5.29

a plugin for bykcli

Slide

A LAN-based remote presentation control plugin for bykcli.

Slide lets you quickly start a web-based PPT remote control service on your local network. You can use your phone or other mobile devices to control slides and basic mouse actions remotely through a browser.

Installation

pip install byk-slide

Features

• Start a web-based PPT remote control service

• Control previous/next slide and jump to first/last slide from any device on the same LAN

• Support basic mouse controls, including:

  • mouse movement
  • left click
  • right click
  • long press
  • scroll wheel

• Protect the control page with an access password

Usage

Start Slide:

byk slide [OPTIONS]

After startup, Slide will:

• Check whether the port is available
• Interactively ask for an access password and require confirmation (cannot be empty)
• Start a Flask + Socket.IO based web control service
• Display available LAN access addresses
• Automatically copy one access address to the clipboard
• Automatically open the control page in the default browser

Parameters

• -p, --port Specify the web service port. Default: 80

• -nb, --no-browser Disable automatically opening the browser

Examples

Start Slide using the default port (80):

byk slide

Start Slide on a custom port:

byk slide -p 8080

Typical workflow during a presentation:

# 1. Start Slide on the presentation computer
byk slide -p 8080

# 2. Open the control address on your phone
#    under the same Wi-Fi network

# 3. Enter the access password

# 4. Use the web page to control slides and mouse actions

Notes

• Slide works by simulating keyboard and mouse events. Make sure your environment allows such operations and avoid conflicts with other automation software.
• It is recommended to test locally before a presentation to ensure compatibility with your system, presentation software, and pyautogui.
• For safety, only run Slide when needed and keep the access password secure.
• Slide is designed for LAN usage only and is not recommended for direct public network exposure.