Tutorials

Calculator

The completed project is available here: Download.

This is a short script that will allow you to familiarize yourself with the basic pysikuli’s features.

Firstly, import pysikuli and Key class:

import pysikuli as sik

from pysikuli import Key

Now, lets take 3 screenshot of calculator’s 2, + and = buttons and save them in /pics folder in project root directory.

At this step, it is more convenient and faster to use Paste Image for this purpose. However the tutorial can be repeated without it

Captured pics:

_images/pic_2.png

pic_2.png
_images/pic_plus.png

pic_plus.png
_images/pic_equal.png

pic_equal.png

Then add them to the script:

if __name__ == "__main__":
   pic_2 = "pics/pic_2.png"
   pic_plus = "pics/pic_plus.png"
   pic_equal = "pics/pic_equal.png"

To run calculator let’s use the most common way:

Press the Win key, write a calculator and press Enter to apply.

In code:

sik.tap(Key.win), sik.sleep(0.02)
sik.paste("calculator"), sik.sleep(0.3)
sik.tap(Key.enter)

Note

The sik.sleep(...) value can be various and depend on your PC reaction. You can test several values and choose your favorites

Now, we can start clicking on calculator’s button

sik.click(pic_2, precision=0.9)
sik.click(pic_plus)
sik.click(pic_2, precision=0.9)
sik.click(pic_equal)

Note

if the click() function couldn’t find the buttons or missed, you can increase the precision or take another screenshot with more details

Completed code below:

import pysikuli as sik

from pysikuli import Key

if __name__ == "__main__":
   pic_2 = "pics/pic_2.png"
   pic_plus = "pics/pic_plus.png"
   pic_equal = "pics/pic_equal.png"

   sik.tap(Key.win), sik.sleep(0.02)
   sik.paste("calculator"), sik.sleep(0.3)
   sik.tap(Key.enter)

   sik.click(pic_2, precision=0.9)
   sik.click(pic_plus)
   sik.click(pic_2, precision=0.9)
   sik.click(pic_equal)

Result:

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