What have I done?
Let you review things you have done on your computer.
Why?
Computers are getting so addictive that we all have been entrained at some point. Destop recording let us see how our precious time has been spent. However, normal screen record methods are sometimes heavy on resources, and we can't afford to lose 1 hour reviewing things from the previous one - too unefficient, and hence this module.
On the other hand, it can also be used as a TUI pomodoro timer.
Examples
There is no sound (obviously), and the FPS is terrible. On the other hand, it is very light on CPU, memory and disk usage. The video quality is high enough to understand what was going on, thou.
Installation
You can install from PyPi:
pip install whid
Don't forget to check the installation:
python -m whid -h
About Linux...
You need to install scrot first for screenshot functions
sudo apt install scrot
scrot is acknowledged for not working on Wayland. So please check your scrot installation beforehand:
cd /tmp
scrot test.png
firefox test.png
If you see a black screen, it's time to uninstall the packages.
Usage
By default, the program records at 0.2 fps (5 secs/ 1 screenshot), for a duration of 1 hour (3600 seconds). To run default script:
python -m whid
For more optional arguments, check the help command.
python -m whid --help
Development
- The module's supposed to work cross-platform, but due to the lack of access to Mac devices, I haven't tested it on OSX/MacOS. It would be deeply appreciated if you can test it on your Mac and report back issues (if any).
- If you have a fix for
scrotproblems on Wayland, please open a pull request. - Every other issue, pull request or suggestions are also highly valuable.
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