I-vasilich-I/websocket-remote-control

NodeJS websocket remote control

websocket-remote-control

NodeJS websocket remote control

How to run project

1. Clone repository with command git clone https://github.com/I-vasilich-I/websocket-remote-control.git
2. Open project in VSCode (for example)
3. Run command npm i in terminal (console) for installing all required packages (Node.js is required: https://nodejs.org/en/)
4. For running project you can use the following commands:
   • npm run start - run development hot-reloaded version with nodemon
   • npm run lint - run linters

Technical requirements

• Task can be implemented on Javascript or Typescript
• Use 16 LTS version of Node.js
• Only ws, robotjs, jimp, cross-env, typescript, ts-node, ts-node-dev, nodemon, dotenv, eslint and its plugins, webpack and its plugins, prettier, @types/* and testing tools (for example, Jest, Mocha, AVA, Jasmine, Cypress, Storybook, Puppeteer) are allowed
• The program is started by npm script start in following way:

npm run start 

• After starting the program displays websocket parameters
• After program work finished the program should end websocket work correctly
• After each received command program should display the command and result
• All commands should be ended with \0

List of websocket commands and their syntax (<- - cmd from frontend, -> - answer):

• Navigation over the x and y axis
  • Move mouse up

  <- mouse_up {y px}

  • Move mouse down

  <- mouse_down {y px}

  • Move mouse left

  <- mouse_left {x px}

  • Move mouse right

  <- mouse_right {x px}

  • Send mouse coordinates

  <- mouse_position
  -> mouse_position {x px},{y px}

• Drawing
  • Draw circle with pushed left button:

  <- draw_circle {px}

  • Draw rectangle with pushed left button:

  <- draw_rectangle {px} {px}

  • Draw square with pushed left button:

  <- draw_square {px}

• Print screen
  • Make print screen command and send image (a base64 buffer of the 200 px square around the mouse position):

  <- prnt_scrn
  -> prnt_scrn {base64 string (png buf)}