Description

Uinput allows attaching user-space device drivers into the Linux kernel. Python-uinput provides a simple and easy to use API to the Linux uinput-system.

General information

• Author: Tuomas Räsänen <tuos@codegrove.org>
• Homepage: /python-uinput/
• License: LGPLv3+ (see COPYING for details)
• Version: 0.1

Requirements

• Python 2.6. and development files for it:

  • On Ubuntu:

    sudo apt-get install python2.6-dev
    

• libsuinput-0.1

Example usage

To create and use an uinput driver:

import uinput
driver = uinput.Driver()
driver.move_pointer(100, 100)
driver.click(uinput.codes.BTN_LEFT)

Downloading

• Tarball is available at: /python-uinput/0.1/python-uinput-0.1.tar.gz

• Latest sources from public git-repository: http://github.com/tuos/python-uinput/

  git clone git://github.com/tuos/python-uinput.git
  

Installing

The install-procedure adheres the "standard":

python setup build && sudo python setup install

Bug reporting

Report bugs by sending email to tuos@codegrove.org or by opening an issue at http://github.com/tuos/python-uinput/issues .