Metadata-Version: 2.3
Name: tapper
Version: 2026.10.1
Summary: Modern Hotkey and Macro Tool
Author: IGalat
Author-email: IGalat <author_email@example.com>
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**tapper** is a Python package that allows for convenient, versatile, cross-platform hotkeys, macros and key remaps.

## Functionality

**tapper** draws inspiration from tools like `autohotkey`, `pynput`
and others, and strives to provide a more flexible and convenient solution.

 Here are some of the advantages:

- Cross-platform. Your scripts will work across devices, and you don't need to learn separate tools for each platform.
- Easy to learn API, convenient for both simple and complex scripts.
- Responsiveness when rapidly typing or clicking.
- Per-window or otherwise conditional hotkeys.
- Suppressing the key that triggered the action. (surprising how often this is absent in other tools)
- Built-in suite of convenient, well-tested helper functions.

## Example

```python
from tapper import root, Group, Tap, start, helper

root.add(
    {"a": "b", "b": "a",  # remap "a" and "b"
    "h": "Hello,$(50ms) world!"},  # Sleeps for 0.05 sec in the middle
    Group(win="notepad").add({"alt+enter": "f11"}),  # fullscreen toggle
    Group(win_exec="chrome.exe").add(
        Tap("=", "mmb", cursor_in=((0, 0), (1700, 45)))  # close tabs with "="
    ),
    {"shift+caps": helper.recording.toggle(print)}  # record actions, print when done
)
start()

```

## Installation

Install Python 3.12 or later, then install via [pip](https://pythonbasics.org/how-to-use-pip-and-pypi/):

```
pip install tapper[all]
```

`tapper[img]` or `tapper[tray]` install only one of the optional features.

For Linux, see [a separate instruction](https://github.com/IGalat/tapper/blob/master/docs/dev/os_specific.md#installation).

# How to use

Here's a simple example: making the `backtick` key type `underscore` instead.

```python
from tapper import root, start

root.add({"`": "_"})

start()
```

This tells **tapper** to click (press and release) "_" when "`" is pressed.

On `tapper.start`, the supplied dictionary gets transformed into a `Tap`, and text action into `send(text)`.

It can be written like this:

```python
root.add(Tap("`", lambda: send("_")))
```

An action of `None` does nothing, which with the default trigger suppression swallows the key.

Writing it out like this is more verbose, but has additional versatility:

```python
root.add(Tap("`", "_", win="notepad", toggled_off="caps"))
```

Now this Tap can trigger only when `notepad` is the foreground window,
and only if `caps_lock` is off.

---

For `send` most of the versatility is in text, but an explicit invoke allows to set an interval between clicks:

```python
send("hello", interval=0.5)
```

Would send `h`, wait 0.5 sec, send `e`, wait 0.5 sec, and so on.

---

Ok, what if you need to do several actions only for `notepad`? Adding `win="notepad"` to each `Tap` is cumbersome, but you can `Group` them:

```python
root.add(Group(win="notepad").add({
    "`": "_",
   "print_screen": "enter"
  }))
```

Now `print screen` will click `enter` when in `notepad`.

The string translates un-bracketed letters to symbol (like `enter` instead of `e`,`n`,`t`,`e`,`r`), assuming there is only that one symbol.

If you want to send letters, use `send("enter")`. And `send("$(enter)")` will again send `enter`.

`send` has a lot of capabilities in `$()`, such as pressing key combinations, sleep, mouse move - see Reference section.

Additionally, for `enter` and `tab` there are one-char equivalents:`\n` and `\t`.

Groups can contain Groups, `root` is just a Group as well.

---

There is a special Group which is not a child of root, `control_group` - it's always checked first, and exists for controlling **tapper** itself.

By default, it has following hotkeys:

```python
from tapper import helper, control_group
control_group.add({"f3": helper.controls.restart,
"alt+f3": helper.controls.terminate})
```

These are only added if you didn't add any Taps to `control_group`.

---

Alternatively, call to `tapper.init()` gives access to the commands but `Taps` won't be listened to:

```python
from tapper import init, send, window
init()
send("Immediately on launch type this text.")
print(f"Currently active window: {window.active()}")
```

You can `start` **tapper** after this. It allows for **tapper**-related actions on script startup.

Before `init` or `start` components are not initialized.

---

Use `tapper.sleep` instead of `time.sleep` inside actions. It accepts seconds or `"50ms"`/`"3s"`,
and lets you pause or kill actions with `helper.controls.pause_actions_toggle` and `kill_running_actions`
(`send` sleeps the same way, so it is covered too). `tapper.log` logs to console, and to a file if configured.

### Usage philosophy

A single script is all you need. `Group` the `Tap`s and `dict`s for convenience and performance, add them to the `root` Group.

Add conditions (keyword args) to Groups and Taps to make them only trigger in a specific context.

Use either functions or text as actions - text will be parsed and corresponding keys pressed.

Customize your `control_group` or use existing controls to always have a way to control the flow of **tapper**. It has the highest priority and will be triggered before root.

Within `root`, priority is last-to-first, so set more general Taps/Groups first, and more specific last.

Configure which actions can be executed concurrently, and which cannot - by default if an action is running, others cannot trigger.


# How it works

Each aspect, such as keyboard, window etc has an [OS-specific](https://github.com/IGalat/tapper/blob/master/docs/dev/os_specific.md) adapter.

For receiving signals it is blocking, which is the only way to suppress signals that trigger actions,
so there is an input delay that depends on how long processing takes.


# Reference

### What you have access to:

- Controllers: allow you to check status and give commands. ```from tapper import kb, mouse, window```
  - [Keyboard](https://github.com/IGalat/tapper/blob/master/src/tapper/controller/keyboard/kb_api.py#L46).
  Get key state or issue commands; get/set language. For commands `send` is more convenient though.
  - [Mouse](https://github.com/IGalat/tapper/blob/master/src/tapper/controller/mouse/mouse_api.py#L75).
  Same thing.
  - [Window](https://github.com/IGalat/tapper/blob/master/src/tapper/controller/window/window_api.py#L112).
  Get state, check if window is open/active, set window as active, close, max/min/restore, switch to next window of same app.
- `Tap`, `Group`, `root`, `control_group`.
- Conditions for `Tap` and `Group`: only if all conditions work, will triggering actions be possible.
- `send` - a versatile text-to-command tool.
- Multi-language support.
- Concurrency control for actions.
- Events pub/sub: subscribe to device to get all non-emulated signals.
- Convenience functions:
  - repeat actions while key is pressed, until toggled or custom condition.
  - record actions and get back `send`able text; use it to make permanent macros or playback at will.
  - picture assist*
  - and more to come! Leave your requests in [github issues](https://github.com/IGalat/tapper/issues).
- Config settings for more flexibility.

### Conditions

These are used as keyword args:

```python
Group(some_condition=some_eval_function).add(
  Tap("a", "b", toggled_on="num_lock")
)
```

Existing Conditions wrap your supplied argument into a function(Callable),
and this is called every time `Tap`/`Group` may fire.

If bool(callable result) is True for every Condition for that `Tap`/`Group`, it can trigger.

Here are existing Conditions:

| Name                  | Value type expected             | Meaning                                                                                                                                                                                                | Example                                                                                                                                                                                               |
|-----------------------|---------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| trigger_if            | Callable                        | Your custom function.<br/> bool(result) gets called directly.                                                                                                                                          | trigger_if=lambda: datetime.datetime.now().month > 5 <br/>trigger_if=my_eval_fn_with_no_params <br/>trigger_if=partial(my_fn, "input param")                                                          |
| lang                  | str or int or Lang              | Language is the specified one. See Multi-language support section below.                                                                                                                               | lang="ua"<br/>lang=1046                                                                                                                                                                               |
| lang_not              | str or int or Lang              | Opposite of previous.                                                                                                                                                                                  | lang_not="en"                                                                                                                                                                                         |
| toggled_on            | str                             | Keyboard key is toggled on. Applicable to all keys, though usually only "lock" keys matter.                                                                                                            | toggled_on="num_lock"                                                                                                                                                                                 |
| toggled_off           | str                             | Opposite of previous.                                                                                                                                                                                  | toggled_off="caps"                                                                                                                                                                                    |
| kb_key_pressed        | str                             | Keyboard key is currently pressed.                                                                                                                                                                     | kb_key_pressed=" "                                                                                                                                                                                    |
| kb_key_not_pressed    | str                             | Opposite of previous.                                                                                                                                                                                  | kb_key_not_pressed="esc"                                                                                                                                                                              |
| mouse_key_pressed     | str                             | Same as kb_key_pressed for mouse.                                                                                                                                                                      | mouse_key_pressed="right_mouse_button"                                                                                                                                                                |
| mouse_key_not_pressed | str                             | Same as kb_key_not_pressed for mouse.                                                                                                                                                                  | mouse_key_not_pressed="rmb"                                                                                                                                                                           |
| cursor_near           | (int, int) or ((int, int), int) | Cursor is within circular area of target. <br/>Accepts (x, y) or ((x, y), radius).  Default radius is [50](https://github.com/IGalat/tapper/blob/master/src/tapper/controller/mouse/mouse_api.py#L100). | cursor_near=(500, 720) <br/>cursor_near=((860, 650), 400)                                                                                                                                             |
| cursor_in             | (int, int, int, int)            | Cursor is within a rectangle (min_x, min_y, max_x, max_y)                                                                                                                                              | cursor_in=((100, 100, 250, 300))                                                                                                                                                                      |
| win                   | str                             | Window with this name or exec is active. <br/>Comparison is not strict, so if supplied arg is contained with ignorecase, it's good enough.                                                             | win="youtube" <br/>win="notepad"                                                                                                                                                                      |
| win_title             | str                             | Same as "win", but only titles are considered.                                                                                                                                                         | win_title="chrome"  # won't work unless page contains "chrome". <br/>win_title="youtube"  # will only work when page name is "youtube", or if "youtube" is in the name of a document of notepad, etc. |
| win_exec              | str                             | Window with this **exact** exec is active.                                                                                                                                                             | win_exec="chrome.exe"                                                                                                                                                                                 |
| open_win              | str                             | Window with this name or exec is open on taskbar, but not necessarily the main window. <br/>Does not consider windows in tray. <br/>Not strict.                                                        | open_win="zoom"                                                                                                                                                                                       |
| open_win_title        | str                             | Same as "open_win", but only titles are considered.                                                                                                                                                    | open_win_title="favourite song name in a player or youtube"                                                                                                                                           |
| open_win_exec         | str                             | Same as "open_win", but only execs are considered, and **strict**.                                                                                                                                     | open_win_exec="notepad++.exe"                                                                                                                                                                         |

You can easily [write your own](https://github.com/IGalat/tapper/blob/master/src/tapper/trigger_conditions.py#L9),
then [add them](https://github.com/IGalat/tapper/blob/master/src/tapper/config.py#L88).

### `send` command allows you to:

- click character keys: `Hello world!`. This will respect the shift position and bring it back to where it was.
- click other keyboard/mouse keys: `$(ctrl;lmb)` - same as `$(ctrl)$(lmb)` - will click left control, then left mouse button.
- press combinations: `$(alt+shift+c,v,v)` will press down alt, shift, then click c, v, v, and release shift and alt.
- sleep: `$(50ms)` will sleep for 50 milliseconds(0.05 sec), `$(3s)` - for 3 sec.
- keys up/down/on/off: `$(a up;caps off)$(b down;num_lock on)` will release "a", click caps if it is on(otherwise nothing),
press down "b"(no repeats), and click num lock if it is off.
WARNING: "b" will stay pressed after this, which when unintended can cause bad experience.
Avoid using "down" without "up" afterwards.
If a key is stuck pressed, click it manually to release.
- press for a time: `$(lmb 0.5s)` will press left mouse button for half a sec, then release.
- repeat key multiple times: `$(lmb 2x)` will double-click left mouse button.
- move cursor: `$(x100y100)` will move cursor to x=100, y=100; `$(x100y100r)` will move cursor relative to current position.
- combine the above: `bye, gotta work.$(ctrl 0.5s+c down;x400y650;lmb 2x;1s;caps off)hello colleagues!`
- set interval between key presses: `send("$(q 5x;esc)\t", interval=0.1)` will insert a sleep(0.1 sec) between every "q", escape, and tab.
- (Mostly useful for playback of recorded actions, see below) regulate speed of sleep: `send("hi $(30s)there", interval=1s, speed=5)` will reduce 30s sleep to 6s, intervals of 1s are unaffected.

### Symbols and aliases

Both `send` and hotkeys allow for aliases.

Alias is a symbol that refers to one or more other symbols, such as `shift` for [`left_shift`, `right_shift`]; `lmb` for `left_mouse_button`.

Here is a list of all keys and aliases for
[keyboard](https://github.com/IGalat/tapper/blob/master/src/tapper/model/keyboard.py)
and [mouse](https://github.com/IGalat/tapper/blob/master/src/tapper/model/mouse.py).


### Multi-language support

Get current window language with:

```python
current_lang = tapper.kb.lang()
```

Make a check for a specific language:

```python
if tapper.kb.lang("en"):
```

Set language:

```python
tapper.kb.set_lang("ua", system_wide=True)  # for all apps
tapper.kb.set_lang("es")  # for current app
```

Transliterate and send your string in a different language:

```python
from tapper.helper import lang
def say_hi_in_ukrainian():
    tapper.kb.set_lang("ua")
    send(lang.to_en("ua", "Привіт!"))
```

Or if you have many strings:
```python
ua = lambda text: lang.to_en("ua", text)
send(ua("Їжак"))
send(ua("І Жак"))
```

You can use language identifiers `en-US`, aliases where they exist `en`, locale codes `1033`,
or objects you got from `tapper.kb.lang()`.

See currently supported languages [here](https://github.com/IGalat/tapper/blob/master/src/tapper/model/languages.py#L21).

If you need another language - it's very easy to add, use [this](https://github.com/IGalat/tapper/blob/master/tests/manual/tapper_lang_helper.py) and make a pull request!

### Concurrency of actions

By default, a running action will block triggering of other actions.

You can configure it differently:

```python
tapper.config.action_runner_executors_threads = [1, 20]

root.add({"a": "$(1s)1", "b": "$(1s)2"}, Tap("c", "$(1s)3", executor=1), Tap("d", "$(1s)4", executor=1))
```

Clicking `a` and `b` will result in `1` but not `2` being typed. But `c` and `d` have a separate queue of 20 threads,
so you can trigger them many times concurrently.

### Suppression of trigger key

By default, trigger key is suppressed:

```python
Tap("a+b", "hoy")
```

This will result in `ahoy`, as `b` is suppressed. You can modify this per-Tap/Group, including on `root`:

```python
root.suppress_trigger = False
# or
Tap("h+e", "llo", suppress_trigger=False)
```

This will result in `hello` not `hllo`.

### Pub/sub

This is not main use of **tapper**, but you will receive [Signals](https://github.com/IGalat/tapper/blob/master/src/tapper/model/types_.py#L7)
when subscribing to devices:

```python
from tapper.util import event
from tapper.model.types_ import Signal

keylog_list = []

def my_function(signal: Signal):
    keylog_list.append(signal)

event.subscribe("keyboard", my_function)
event.subscribe("mouse", my_function)

# and when necessary
event.unsubscribe("keyboard", my_function)
event.unsubscribe("mouse", my_function)
```

This is not blocking: events are delivered on one worker thread, in order, so the OS input hook is never delayed.

## Convenience functions

```python
from tapper.helper import repeat, recording, controls
```

### Actions repeat

[repeat.while_fn](https://github.com/IGalat/tapper/blob/master/src/tapper/helper/repeat.py#L9)
repeats while the condition function returns something that gets bool(result) == True.

```python
Tap("t", repeat.while_fn(lambda: datetime.datetime.now().hour >= 22,
                         lambda: send("Go to sleep!"),
                         interval=1200,
                         max_repeats=4))
```

This will upon pressing `t` start looping, and if the hour is 22 or later,
will type the phrase immediately and then every 20 min (1200 sec).

It will stop looping at midnight (as hour is < 22 now), or after 4 iterations.

---

[repeat.while_pressed](https://github.com/IGalat/tapper/blob/master/src/tapper/helper/repeat.py#L39)
will repeat the action as long as the specified key is pressed. It doesn't have to be the same key as in hotkey:

```python
Tap("a", repeat.while_pressed("ctrl", retry_my_stuff_function, 1, 15))
Tap("b", repeat.while_pressed("b", retry_my_stuff_function))
```

Pressing `a` will do at most 15 iterations, 1 second apart, as long as `ctrl` is pressed.

Pressing `b` will run repeats as long as `b` is held down, and will use defaults - infinite retries 0.1 sec apart.

Note: all repeats run in one separate thread, so starting a new repeat stops the current one.

---

[repeat.toggle](https://github.com/IGalat/tapper/blob/master/src/tapper/helper/repeat.py#L63)
will start repeating on first click, end on the second.

```python
Tap("ctrl+l", repeat.toggle(lambda: send("\nrpal 6.2 LF ICC 25HM with prof\n"), 27))
```

One `ctrl+l` click will start sending the phrase immediately and every 27 sec, another will stop it.
An optional `condition` stops it early, like in `while_fn`.

---

### Actions recording and playback/saving

You can record your actions, then get a string you can `send`.

```python
root.add(Group("recording").add({
  "f7": recording.toggle(),
  "ctrl+f7": recording.start(),
  "alt+f7": recording.stop(),
  "f8": recording.action_playback_last(speed=2),
  "ctrl+f8": lambda: pyperclip.copy(recording.last_recorded),
}))
```

On pressing `f7` or `ctrl+f7`, it'll start recording, then on `f7` or `alt+f7` recording will stop, transform to string,
and store it in `recording.last_recorded`. `toggle` and `stop` also accept a callback that receives the string.

In this example, `f8` will play the last recording back on double speed.

`ctrl+f8` will copy it to your clipboard (using external lib `pyperclip`) so you can save it for a macro.

You can supply a [RecordConfig](https://github.com/IGalat/tapper/blob/master/src/tapper/helper/model.py#L9)
to `toggle` or `stop` to modify details about the string you get.

---

### Image and pixel search, snip

```python
from tapper.helper import img
```

allows you to:

- search for an image on a screen (or in image), fuzzy search is an option
- wait for image (or one of the images) to appear, or to disappear
- snip the screen easily and save in a format convenient for **tapper** usage
- all of this for a single pixel, which works much faster

---

```python
Tap("f2", img.snip())
```

Move cursor to a spot, press `f2`, move to another spot, press `f2` - and now you have
a saved `.png` file - partial screenshot of a rectangle between first and second mouse
positions, with name like `snip-(BBOX_953_531_997_686).png`, where in brackets are
coordinates of top-left and bottom-right corners of the image on the screen.

This now can be used to search the picture:

```python
if img.find("snip-(BBOX_953_531_997_686).png"):
    do_my_stuff()
```

You can also specify the bounding box separately, or not at all:

```python
img.find("my_pic.png", bbox=(953, 531, 997, 686))  # bbox separate from name
img.find("my_pic.png")  # search the whole screen
```

Note that using the same bbox the image was snipped with means searching that exact
position on the screen. To search a more broad position but not the whole screen, set
coordinates appropriately.

Fuzzy search allows you to search for an image like what you supplied:

```python
img.find("my_pic.png", precision=0.8)
```

---

To wait for an image:

```python
img.wait_for("my_pic.png")
```

This will regularly take screenshots and check if the picture is found on screen.

You can control the search interval and timeout; `wait_for_disappear` is the inverse:

```python
img.wait_for("my_pic.png", timeout=15, interval=0.5)
```

---

If you expect one of the images to appear, use `wait_for_one_of`:

```python
yes_btn = "yes.png", (-100, 213, -56, 412)
no_btn = "no-(BBOX_-100_213_-56_412).png"
close_btn = "close.png"

btn = img.wait_for_one_of([yes_btn, no_btn, close_btn])

if btn == yes_btn:
    continue_flow()
elif btn == no_btn:
    warn()
elif btn == close_btn:
    close_app()
else:
    raise ValueError
```

Each image may have a different bounding box.

---

Similar functions for pixel:

```python
"f2": img.pixel_info(pyperclip.copy)
```

Press `f2` once, and you'll get a string of RGB color and xy-position of the pixel to your clipboard, like:

`"(255, 255, 255), (1919, 1079)"`

The format is configurable with `str_format`, see `PixelStrFormatT`. Or get the same thing as tuples:

```python
def my_pixel_callback(color: tuple[int, int, int], coords: tuple[int, int]):
  ...

"f2": img.pixel_info(callback_for_data=my_pixel_callback)
```

There is an immediate, non-callback option:

```python
my_pixel = img.pixel_get_color((1920 - 1, 1080 - 1))
assert my_pixel == (64, 45, 182)
assert img.pixel_get_color_hex((1919, 1079)) == "#402db6"
```

---

Use the color and coords from `img.pixel_info` to find or wait for a pixel:

```python
if img.pixel_find((255, 255, 255), (1919, 1079)):
    ...

if img.pixel_wait_for((255, 255, 255), (1000, 1020, 1919, 1079)):  # search in wider area
    ...

if img.pixel_wait_for_disappear("#ffffff", (1919, 1079), timeout=10):  # colors can be hex
    ...

xy, color = img.pixel_get_with_best_match_color((255, 13, 13), (0, 0, 500, 500))  # closest color in bbox
```

---

Functions for image and pixel allow searching and snipping an image instead of screen.

This may be a pathname, or numpy-array.

This exists for efficiency, as taking screenshot every time in a loop or a function is slow.

```python
sct = img.get_snip()
for i in range(100):
    bbox = (i, i, i + 100, i + 1)
    if img.find(my_img_of_horizontal_line_100_by_1_px, bbox, sct):
    return i
```

## Config

See [config file](https://github.com/IGalat/tapper/blob/master/src/tapper/config.py) for information on what you can configure.

### [Changelog](https://github.com/IGalat/tapper/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md)
