ZMouseWindows Input Controller

Quick Start ​

# Build the project
zig build

# Run interactive CLI
zig build run

# Start with HTTP API on port 4000
zig build run -- --http

# Run tests
zig build test

CLI Usage ​

> m500-300          # Move mouse to (500, 300)
> c100-100          # Click at (100, 100)
> sc5               # Scroll up 5 units
> g                 # Get mouse position
> rec               # Start recording
> stop              # Stop recording
> save macro.json   # Save to file
> play              # Replay events

HTTP API ​

# Get mouse position
curl http://localhost:4000/api/position

# Move mouse
curl -X POST http://localhost:4000/api/move -d '{"x":800,"y":400}'

# Take screenshot
curl http://localhost:4000/api/screenshot > screen.bmp

Library Usage ​

const zmouse = @import("zmouse");

// Get screen dimensions
const screen = try zmouse.input.getScreenDimensions();

// Move and click
try zmouse.input.moveMouse(500, 300, screen);
zmouse.input.leftClick();

// Recording
var recorder = zmouse.Recorder.init(allocator);
defer recorder.deinit();

try recorder.startRecording();
// ... user actions ...
recorder.stopRecording();

Why ZMouse? ​

• Zero dependencies - Single binary, no runtime required
• Type-safe API - Domain error types, proper Zig idioms
• Dual interface - Interactive CLI and HTTP REST API
• Library support - Import as a module in your Zig projects
• Recording support - Capture and replay complex input sequences
• Remote control - Control from any device via HTTP API