Gui automation
Simple python library useful for automating tasks using images.
It uses OpenCV and PyAutoGui. Made with Python 3.7.
- Little example:
import cv2
from gui_automation import GuiAuto
tpl = cv2.imread("win10key.png")
GuiAuto(tpl, 0.8).detect_and_click()
It searches windows 10 key image in the screen with at least a 80% of coincidence. If it is found it gets clicked (opens windows 10 start menu).
- Brief show of available methods:
detect()
detect_and_move()
detect_and_click(clicks)
detect_and_hold(time)
detect_and_drag(start_x_fraction, start_y_fraction, end_x_fraction, end_y_fraction)
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