Kepmon is a napi module providing pointer access and control.
In the earliest version only the Windows platfrom is currently supported!
import kepmon from ("kepmon")
const position = kepmon.getPointerPosition()
const boundary = kepmon.getPointerBoundary()
const newXPos = boundary.xLimit < position.x + 50 ? 0 : position.x + 50
kepmon.setPointerPosition(newXPos, position.y)
For more information check the keepMeOnScript.ts.
First of all you've to install node-gyp.
node-gyp is a tool for building native Addon modules for Node.js, using the same infrastructure as Node itself. With node-gyp, you can compile your C/C++ code into a binary that can be loaded by Node.js and used as if it were any other native module.
Before you can use node-gyp, you need to make sure you have the following installed:
- Node.js and npm
- Python (version 2.x)
- Visual Studio Build Tools (for Windows only) or Xcode (for MacOS only)
- The Windows SDK (for Windows only)
- Installing node-gyp
You can install node-gyp globally with the following command:
npm install -g node-gyp
Once you have node-gyp installed, you can generate the necessary code with the code below
node-gyp configure node-gyp build
and than
node-gyp rebuild
After that you'll get the pointerService.node file which is used for performing the hardware executions.
So execute now
npm i
in order to install required node modules.
The binding module maps the cpp code through the exposed interface -> see PointerService
and binds it to the generated node file located in the binary directory.
For further instruction on how to use node-gyp and napi properly you can follow the (documentation)[https://nodejs.org/api/n-api.html]
Feel free to make any suggestions or creating pull requests in order to provide a multi-platform support or further extensions.
See the LICENSE file for licensing information.