Automate your Windows machine in Go.
import "github.com/gonutz/auto"
Mouse functions:
// Replace Left with Right or Middle.
err := auto.ClickLeftMouseAt(x, y)
err := auto.ClickLeftMouse()
err := auto.PressLeftMouseAt(x, y)
err := auto.PressLeftMouse()
err := auto.ReleaseLeftMouseAt(x, y)
err := auto.ReleaseLeftMouse()
err := auto.MoveMouseTo(x, y)
err := auto.MoveMouseBy(relativeX, relativeY)
Keyboard functions:
err := auto.Type("Hello")
err := auto.TypeWithDelay("Hello", 100 * time.Millisecond)
err := auto.TypeKey(auto.KeySpace)
err := auto.PressKey(auto.KeySpace)
err := auto.ReleaseKey(auto.KeySpace)
Screen shot functions:
img, err := auto.CaptureMonitor(Monitor)
img, err := auto.CaptureMonitors([]Monitor)
img, err := auto.CaptureScreen(x, y, width, height int)
img, err := auto.CaptureScreenRect(Rectangle)
img, err := auto.CaptureWindow(Window)
img, err := auto.CaptureWindowContent(Window)
Monitor functions:
allMonitors, err := auto.Monitors()
m, err := auto.PrimaryMonitor()
Window functions:
allWindows, err := auto.Windows()
window, err := auto.ForegroundWindow()
err := window.BringToForeground()
window.Restore()
window.Maximize()
window.Minimize()
window.Hide()
window.Show()
window.Update()
Other OS functions:
text, err := auto.ClipboardText()
err := auto.SetClipboardText("Hello")
