monkeyswithtypewriter

A utility for auto typing information into another window. No monkeys were harmed in making this tool.

be installed in venv/pipenv
be installed using setup.py
be runned directly from source directory if environment dependencies already satisfied

Installation
- Method 1. System-wide install
- Method 2. Running from project directory
  - Userland pip
  - Tipp: Install from Github
Basic Usage
Known Bugs

Installation

Method 1. System-wide install

Run in project directory:

python3 -m pip install .

Package scripts shall be available in standard executable locations upon completion.

Method 2. Running from project directory

Installing dependencies:

python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt

Now script can be run right from source directory.

Userland pip

Both previous methods can be run with --user option of pip installer. In this case superuser privileges are not required and package shall be installed to user home directory. So, for first method script executabled will appear in ~/.local/bin.

Tipp: Install from Github

You can install this as well in any virtualenv or system wide by using the git+https wrapper from pip

python -m pip install git+https://github.com/nv1t/monkeyswithtypewriters

Basic Usage

-> % monkeyswithtypewriters -h
usage: monkeyswithtypewriters [-h] [-t TIME] [-H] {file,string} payload

                        .="=.                .="=.
                      _/.-.-.\_     _      _/.-.-.\_     _
                     ( ( o o ) )    ))    ( ( o o ) )    ))
                      |/  "  \|    //      |/  "  \|    //
      .-------.        \'---'/    //        \'---'/    //
     _|~~ ~~  |_       /`"""`\\  ((         /`"""`\\  ((
   =(_|_______|_)=    / /_,_\ \\  \\       / /_,_\ \\  \\
     |:::::::::|      \_\\_'__/ \  ))      \_\\_'__/ \  ))
     |:::::::[]|       /`  /`~\  |//        /`  /`~\  |//
     |o=======.|      /   /    \  /        /   /    \  /
     `"""""""""`  ,--`,--'\/\    /     ,--`,--'\/\    /
                   '-- "--'  '--'       '-- "--'  '--' 

positional arguments:
  {file,string}         do you want to output a string, or read a file
  payload               String or Filepath

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -t TIME, --time TIME  Seconds to Wait until start typing
  -H, --human           Slows down the output to 1 char per 300ms

It should be pretty self explanatory :) The only weired feature is -H or --human which delays the output and types 1 character every 300ms (roughly). It tries to randomize the delay between 200ms and 400ms.

Known Bugs

It doesn't detect if the IDE, you are trying to autotype in, is doing some fancy auto completion stuff...it will completely break

nv1t / monkeyswithtypewriters