The idea was to use a cheap FireHD Tablet to use as a StreamDeck or generally as a direct connection PC HMI device.
I found out later, that while it worked, I didn't really have a use for it. So I stopped development on this tool as well.
It should theoretically still work (besides maybe missing/outdated dependencies).
You would need a local server of some sort, that exposes a port on all interfaces and set it via the config. After that you can open a browser on the tablet/phone with localhost:port.
Requires Python 3.X (Written with Python 3.8)
Install depedencies with pip install -r "requirements.txt"
Attention: One package is not included in the requirements.txt, because it has a typo in a command that I'm using here.
So I made a git fork with some merges from @Hamz-a.
To install this, you need to have git installed as well.
pip install git+https://github.com/getraid/pure-python-adb.git#egg=pure-python-adb
Make sure to use python AndroidScreenControlServer.py instead of py AndroidScreenControlServer.py, if the program doesn't run properly
To disable console output, rename file from AndroidScreenControlServer.py to AndroidScreenControlServer.pyw
If you want to use this with IOS or other devices without ADB, you can simply set UseADB in the config.ini file to False and set your WebserverHost to 0.0.0.0.
Now your server will simply run under your local ip adress, which you can call from your internet browser.
You will be limited to PC actions only though, as you can't communicate to the device directly.
tbd...
Issues:
- Upon stopping server, bunch of errors are thrown. Haven't figured out why yet