Python bindings for libRemoteInput library and port of the lape Reflection package from Brandon-T/Reflection.

python -m pip install -i https://test.pypi.org/simple/ pyautoeios

I add scripts to the examples as I port modules of Brandon-T/Reflection and add new methods.

Here is a simple login example:

import getpass
import pyautoeios as pyauto

pyauto.inject_clients()
for client in pyauto.clients:
    pyauto.pair_client(client)
    email = input("enter your username:")
    password = getpass.getpass()
    im = pyauto.screenshot()
    im.show()
    pyauto.static.login(client, email, password)
    im = pyauto.screenshot()
    im.show()

• Works with python 3.8
• installable via pip
• Pip install dependancies for you (needs more testing. compare your versions to Pipfile)
• Wraps well liked pyautogui interface
• Transparent Image finding when opencv is installed
• Injecting into multiple clients (so threads can be used for multi-boxing)
• no known memory leaks.
• pytest for unit testing
• login methods

everything is subject to change in future releases. This is because I want the 1.0.0 release to actually be something people like using.

That said. I welcome your usage and feedback so we can make this a good library for boting.

Even if things will change before the 1.0.0 release, once something is in version control or pypi, its there forever. I have no intention of deleteing commits from github. (unless I am forced to by some lawyer somewhere)

1. Create methods for interacting with grand exchange.
2. Port Interfaces for bank standing skills from Brandon-T/Reflection
   • Port Inventory.simba -> inventory.py
   • Port Bank.simba -> bank.py
3. Port Interfaces for smithing skills from Brandon-T/Reflection
   • Port Interfaces.simba -> interfaces.py
   • Port Bank.simba -> bank.py
4. porting of other modules from Brandon-T/Reflection

1. Login screen world switcher logic (for now just ensure you are on a valid world for your user)
2. integration of color methods from BenLand100/srbot
3. porting modules from SRL/SRL or ollydev/SRL-Development

I think programming should be fun. For me, python is an enjoyable language and botting old school is a fun programming activity.

see PROGRESS.md