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implement mouse control methods #18

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66 changes: 66 additions & 0 deletions pylgtv/webos_client.py
Expand Up @@ -405,3 +405,69 @@ def open_url(self, url):
def close_web(self):
"""Close web app."""
self.request(EP_CLOSE_WEB_APP)

# Mouse controls
@asyncio.coroutine
def _input_command(self, msg, ws=None):
"""Send an input command to the tv."""
logger.debug('send command to %s', "{}".format(ws));
try:
mouse_sock = yield from websockets.connect(ws, timeout=self.timeout_connect)
except:
logger.debug('command failed to connect to %s', "{}".format(ws));
return False

logger.debug('command websocket connected to %s', "{}".format(ws));

try:
yield from mouse_sock.send(msg)

finally:
logger.debug('close command connection to %s', "{}".format(ws));
yield from mouse_sock.close()

def input_command(self, payload):
"""Retrieve mouse websocket and send an input command."""
#generate input socket
self.request(uri="com.webos.service.networkinput/getPointerInputSocket")
res = self.last_response
sock_path = res.get("payload").get("socketPath")

try:
loop = asyncio.new_event_loop()
asyncio.set_event_loop(loop)
loop.run_until_complete(asyncio.wait_for(self._input_command(payload, sock_path), self.timeout_connect, loop=loop))
finally:
loop.close()

def send_button(self, button):
#possible buttons LEFT, RIGHT, DOWN, UP, HOME, BACK, ENTER, DASH, INFO,
# 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 0, ASTERISK, CC, EXIT, MUTE, RED, GREEN,
# BLUE, VOLUMEUP, VOLUMEDOWN, CHANNELUP, CHANNELDOWN
"""Send button command."""
button = str(button).upper()
payload = 'type:button' + '\n' 'name:' + button + '\n\n'
self.input_command(payload)

def send_click(self):
"""Send click command."""
payload = 'type:click\n\n'
self.input_command(payload)

def send_scroll(self, dx='0', dy='0', down='0'):
#scroll wheel, ex. dy=1 scroll up 1 dy=-1 scroll down 1
"""Send scroll command."""
dx = str(dx)
dy = str(dy)
down = str(down)
payload = 'type:scroll' + '\n' 'dx:' + dx + '\n' 'dy:' + dy + '\ndown:' + down + '\n\n'
self.input_command(payload)

def send_move(self, dx='0', dy='0', down='0'):
#not sure how this works on TV, doesn't seem to be absolute or relative
"""Send move command."""
dx = str(dx)
dy = str(dy)
down = str(down)
payload = 'type:move' + '\n' 'dx:' + dx + '\n' 'dy:' + dy + '\ndown:' + down + '\n\n'
self.input_command(payload)