Mouse Click Recorder

This program allows you to record mouse clicks and scrolls, and save their positions to a JSON file. You can also take a screenshot of the mouse position when recording a click.

Requirements

• Python 3.x
• Dependencies: pyautogui, pywinauto, keyboard, pynput, PIL

Installation

1. Clone the repository or download the program files.
2. Install the required dependencies by running the following command:

Usage

1. Import the MouseClickRecorder class: from mouse_click_recorder import MouseClickRecorder
2. Create a new MouseClickRecorder instance: recorder = MouseClickRecorder()
3. Call the record() method on the recorder object to start recording mouse clicks and scrolls. The recording can be stopped by pressing the "Esc" key.
4. The recorded positions will be saved to a JSON file called positions.json.

Example usage

Recording mouse clicks and scrolls

    from mouse_click_recorder import MouseClickRecorder
    recorder = MouseClickRecorder()
    recorder.record()

replay mouse clicks and scrolls

    import Record_mouse_click as MC
    helper = MC.MouseClickRecorder()
    helper.move_mouse(json.load(open('positions.json'))) # import a list of positions

Methods

record()

Starts recording mouse clicks and scrolls. The recording can be stopped by pressing the "Esc" key. The recorded positions will be saved to a JSON file called positions.json.

convert_position(position, from_size, to_size)

Converts a mouse position from one screen size to another.

Parameters:

• position(x, y).: The mouse position to convert.
• from_size(width, height): The size of the original screen.
• to_size(width, height): The size of the target screen.

Returns:

• The converted mouse position, in the format (x, y).

move_mouse(positions)

Moves the mouse to the recorded positions.

Parameters:

• positions (list): A list of positions to move the mouse to. Each position should be a dictionary with the keys "type" (either "click" or "scroll"), "position" (the position to move to, in the format (x, y)), and "wheel_dist" (the distance to scroll, if the type is "scroll").

save_positions()

Saves the recorded positions to a JSON file called positions.json.