GUI Automation library. It lets your C# application control the mouse and keyboard to automate interactions with other applications. It is a cross-platform library, but the current version only supports Windows. It supports multiple monitors and high DPI displays.
It has several features:
Examples:
var window = GUI.Application.FindWindowLikeTitle("*Notepad*");// Find a window with title containing "Notepad"
GUI.Application.WaitForApplication("mspaint.exe"); // Wait for the application "mspaint.exe" to start.
Window window = GUI.Application.WaitForWindowLikeTitle("*Paint*"); // Wait for a window with title containing "Paint" to appear.
GUI.Mouse.MoveTo(100, 100);// Move the mouse to coordinates (100, 100) on the screen.
GUI.Keyboard.Write("I'm Zack.\n"); // Type "I'm Zack." followed by a newline character.
GUI.Keyboard.HotKey(VirtualKeyCode.CONTROL, VirtualKeyCode.VK_C); // Press the Ctrl+C hotkey to copy selected text.
GUI.Screenshot.Screenshot().Save("1.png"); // Take a screenshot and save it to "1.png".
var rects = GUI.Screenshot.LocateAll(GUI.Screenshot.Screenshot(), BitmapData.FromFile("Images/startMenu.png")); // Find all occurrences of the image "startMenu.png" in the screenshot.
window.WaitAndClick(BitmapData.FromFile("Images/mspaint_EditColors.png")); // Wait for the image "mspaint_EditColors.png" to appear in the window and click it.
GUI.Dialog.Alert("Notepad is not running.");// Show an alert dialog.
GUI.Dialog.Confirm("Are you sure?"); // Show a confirmation dialog.
string? name = GUI.Dialog.Prompt("What's your name?"); // Show a prompt dialog and get the user's input.
| NetAutoGUI.Windows | |
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| NuGet | v3.0.1 |