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Make PyAutoGUI work on headless AWS. #54
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I'm no xlib expert, I cobbled those functions together mostly from StackOverflow answers. But if there's a solution for this, I'd love to get pull requests. But for me personally anyway, this isn't on my road map of things to do. You might have better luck with something like Selenium. |
Just got it to work! Sorry for the invalid request. Looks like your mod doesn't depend on physical interfaces in the hardware. Good thing. For me. And probably others. Side note: Is there a way to pass variables copied using keyboard shortcuts? I have 'ctrl' 'c' copied a line of text, and would like to know if your module has any knowledge of the content performed by shortcuts. Thanks! |
Selenium is dope. But for the kinds of authentication I'm working around, this tool is ideal. |
Could you describe how you got it to work? |
Has anyone tested this with |
Currently PyAutoGUI doesn't support remote/headless machines. I've created a master issue #133 to track the development of this feature. |
Hi!
Love this module. I am working on developing some pieces that are running on instances in the AWS cloud EC2 servers. I would like to use some of the autogui features as a web-console workaround. But I get Xlib errors. Is there any workaround for them? faking a VGA output? I am able to get a desktop via VNC.
Thanks!
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