Python Scrcpy Client
Introduction to pyscrcpy: A Python Library for scrcpy
Introduction
pyscrcpy is an innovative Python library designed to simplify and streamline the integration of scrcpy into your Python projects. Scrcpy, a versatile screen mirroring tool for Android devices, gains a new level of accessibility through the seamless capabilities provided by pyscrcpy.
Key Features
- Easy Integration: With pyscrcpy, incorporating scrcpy functionality into your Python scripts becomes a straightforward process. The library abstracts away the complexities, allowing you to focus on leveraging scrcpy's powerful features without the need for intricate setup.
- Enhanced Control: pyscrcpy empowers developers to exert precise control over Android devices from within their Python applications. Whether it's automating UI interactions, conducting tests, or creating custom applications, pyscrcpy provides a convenient interface for managing scrcpy commands.
- Customization Options: Tailor scrcpy behavior to suit your project's requirements using the customizable options provided by pyscrcpy. Fine-tune parameters such as display size, bit rate, and more, all while maintaining the simplicity of Python scripting.
Demo
import cv2 as cv
from pyscrcpy import Client # import scrcpy client
def on_frame(client, frame):
client.control.text("123")
cv.imshow('Video', frame)
cv.waitKey(1)
if __name__ == '__main__':
client = Client(max_fps=1, max_size=900)
client.on_frame(on_frame)
client.start()
import cv2 as cv
from pyscrcpy import Client
def on_frame(client, frame):
cv.imshow('Video', frame)
cv.waitKey(1)
if __name__ == '__main__':
client = Client(max_fps=20)
client.start(threaded=True) # create a new thread for scrcpy
while 1:
if client.last_frame is None:
continue
on_frame(client, client.last_frame)
Reference & Appreciation
- Fork: S1M0N38/scrcpy (don't support python3.11)
- Fork: py-scrcpy-client
- Core: scrcpy
- Idea: py-android-viewer (many bugs)
- CI: index.py
Release files for pyscrcpy 1.0.1
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