robotgo/doc.md
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#Methods:
##Keyboard
Keys
SetKeyboardDelay
KeyTap
KeyToggle
TypeString
TypeStringDelayed
##Mouse
SetMouseDelay
MoveMouse
MoveMouseSmooth
MouseClick
MouseToggle
DragMouse
GetMousePos
ScrollMouse
##Screen
GetPixelColor
GetScreenSize
CaptureScreen
GetXDisplayName(Linux)
SetXDisplayName(Linux)
##Bitmap
This is a work in progress.
##Keyboard
###.SetKeyboardDelay(ms)
Sets the delay in milliseconds to sleep after a keyboard event. This is 10ms by default.
####Arguments:
ms - Time to sleep in milliseconds.
###.KeyTap(key, modifier)
Press a single key.
####Arguments:
key - See keys.
modifier (optional, string or array) - Accepts alt, command (win), control, and shift.
###.KeyToggle(key, down, modifier)
Hold down or release a key.
####Arguments:
key - See keys.
down - Accepts 'down' or 'up'.
modifier (optional, string or array) - Accepts alt, command (mac), control, and shift.
###.TypeString(string)
####Arguments:
string - The string to send.
###.TypeStringDelayed(string, cpm)
####Arguments:
string - The string to send.
cpm - Characters per minute.
##Mouse
###.SetMouseDelay(ms)
Sets the delay in milliseconds to sleep after a mouse event. This is 10ms by default.
####Arguments:
ms - Time to sleep in milliseconds.
###.MoveMouse(x, y)
Moves mouse to x, y instantly, with the mouse button up.
####Arguments:
x,y
####Examples:
```Go
//Move the mouse to 100, 100 on the screen.
robotgo.MoveMouse(100, 100)
```
###.MoveMouseSmooth(x, y)
Moves mouse to x, y human like, with the mouse button up.
####Arguments:
x,y
###.MouseClick(button, double)
Clicks the mouse.
####Arguments:
button (optional) - Accepts left, right, or middle. Defaults to left.
double (optional) - Set to true to perform a double click. Defaults to false.
####Examples:
```Go
robogo.MouseClick()
```
###.mouseToggle(down, button)
Toggles mouse button.
####Arguments:
down (optional) - Accepts down or up. Defaults to down.
button (optional) - Accepts left, right, or middle. Defaults to left.
####Examples:
```Go
robotgo.MouseToggle("down")
```
###.DragMouse(x, y)
Moves mouse to x, y instantly, with the mouse button held down.
####Arguments:
x,y
####Examples:
```Go
//Mouse down at 0, 0 and then drag to 100, 100 and release.
robotgo.MoveMouse(0, 0)
robotgo.MouseToggle("down")
robotgo.DragMouse(100, 100)
robotgo.MouseToggle("up")
```
###.GetMousePos()
Gets the mouse coordinates.
####Return:
Returns an object with keys x and y.
####Examples:
```Go
x,y := robotgo.GetMousePos()
fmt.Println("pos:", x, y)
```
###.ScrollMouse(magnitude, direction)
Scrolls the mouse either up or down.
####Arguments:
magnitude - The amount to scroll.
direction - Accepts down or up.
####Examples:
```Go
robotgo.ScrollMouse(50, "up")
robotgo.ScrollMouse(50, "down")
```
##Screen
###.GetPixelColor(x, y)
Gets the pixel color at x, y. This function is perfect for getting a pixel or two, but if you'll be reading large portions of the screen use screen.capture.
####Arguments:
x,y
####Return:
Returns the hex color code of the pixel at x, y.
###.GetScreenSize()
Gets the screen width and height.
####Return:
Returns an object with .width and .height.
###.CaptureScreen
//ScreenCapture
Gets part or all of the screen.
####Arguments:
x (optional)
y (optional)
height (optional)
width (optional)
If no arguments are provided, screencapture will get the full screen.
####Return:
Returns a bitmap object.
##Bitmap
This is a work in progress.