pyautoguiclick100

pyautoguiclick100 is a Python library designed for automating graphical user interface (GUI) interactions. It allows users to programmatically control the mouse and keyboard, enabling tasks such as clicking buttons, typing text, and navigating through applications without manual intervention. The library's primary function is to simulate these user actions, making it useful for a variety of automation purposes.

The library's name suggests a focus on simulating mouse clicks at specific coordinates, with "100" potentially indicating a default or common usage scenario, although the library is capable of more extensive control. It operates by sending system-level input events, effectively mimicking human interaction with the operating system. This makes it platform-independent to a significant degree, working across Windows, macOS, and Linux.

pyautoguiclick100 can be integrated into scripts for tasks like software testing, repetitive data entry, or creating custom automation workflows. Its ease of use makes it accessible to both novice and experienced Python programmers. Common applications include automating the setup of new computers, creating macros for games, or extracting data from applications that lack APIs. The library often requires the user to identify the screen coordinates of the elements they wish to interact with, which can be done using helper functions provided by the library itself or other screen-mapping tools.