singro

A simple Windows macro software written in Golang, with an Electron.js configuration UI

🌈 How it works

The aim of singro is to be highly customizable and work on a maximum range of software programs across the system.

The software uses native Windows API, like the SendInput method to execute the macros. Each of these is defined in a YAML configuration file defined by the user.

The main code is written in Go, and some parts in C for a better compatibility with standard libraries that interact with the system.

The interface to configure macros uses JavaScript with Vue.js and Vuetify, and Electron to build a native app. The core itself can be run without it.

💻 Development

First, check the following requirements:

• Git, for version control
• Golang 1.16 or higher with go-modules for dependencies
• A C compiler and cgo setup
• Node.js 14 or higher with either npm or yarn

Clone the project on your local machine:

git clone https://github.com/theovidal/singro  # HTTP
git clone git@github.com:theovidal/singro      # SSH

Install the node.js dependencies:

npm i         # NPM
yarn install  # Yarn

To run and test the software, simply use go run .. To build an executable, use go build ..

To run and test the interface, run the electron:serve script, and electron:build to build the native app.

🔐 Credits

• Maintainer: Théo Vidal
• Cloned from Highest template
• Libraries: Vue.js, Vuetify, Electron

📜 License

GNU GPL v3