snsr

A playful Python-based "screensaver" that randomly moves your mouse and simulates key presses to keep your screen active.

Features

• Moves the mouse to random screen positions.
• Simulates random key presses.
• Keeps your system from going idle.
• Lightweight and easy to use.

Usage

Using uv

If you're using uv, you can run the snsr command directly without needing to activate a virtual environment first. Just use uvx:

uvx snsr

`snsr` now auto-detects your platform/session and selects the best backend automatically (Linux uses the Ubuntu/Linux-safe backend by default, with fallback logic if needed).

Using pip

You can install snsr using pip:

pip install snsr
snsr

It will:

• Move your mouse to random points on the screen
• Press a random key (a, s, d, f, j, k, l)
• Repeat this process every few seconds

To Stop

Press Ctrl+C in the terminal to exit.

Notes

• Ensure your OS allows simulated input events from Python scripts.
• Useful for keeping your machine awake during long tasks (e.g., rendering, builds, meetings).

Disclaimer

This project is intended for educational or personal use only. Use responsibly and respect your organization's policies regarding input automation.

MIT License © 2025