Project description

PyYdotool

Python bindings for ydotool

This project was inspired by pyxdotool

All ydotool commands are chainable.

from ydotool import YdoTool
ydo = YdoTool().key("ctrl+alt+f1")
ydo.sleep(2000).type("echo 'foo bar'")
# execution is done here
ydo.exec()

Access to /dev/uinput device is required. It can be set by adding udev rules.
Example tested on Fedora:

KERNEL=="uinput", SUBSYSTEM=="misc", TAG+="uaccess", OPTIONS+="static_node=uinput"

This rules will allow regular user logged in to the machine to access uinput device.

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1.0.0

Feb 17, 2022

This version

0.5.2

Jan 11, 2022

0.5.1

Jan 5, 2022

0.5.0

Jan 5, 2022

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