Get started with AutoMate-CLI by downloading the standalone files tailored for Linux, macOS, and Windows from the releases section.
To build AutoMate-CLI, make sure you're using Node.js version 16 or lower. The reasons for this specific version requirement are not entirely clear.
For detailed information, refer to the proto.km file.
# Launch the interactive km interpreter
km
# Interpret and execute a file
km run <filename> <options>
# Options include:
# -r, --repeat <number>: Repeat the macro `number` times. Use 0 for infinite repetitions.
# Display basic command usage. -h or --help are both accepted. The command can be a string command name or undefined.
km <command> -h# Compile the file into a standalone macro file.
# Options include:
# -r, --repeat <number>: Repeat the macro `number` times. Use 0 for infinite repetitions. This means the compiled macro file, when opened, will run `number` times without specifying.
km build <filename> <options>
# Record activity and save it to the specified filename.
# Current options include:
# -s, --schedule <ms>: Start recording after the specified time in milliseconds. Press ^C to stop recording.
km record <filename> <options>This file serves as a prototype for this language - AutoMate Script Prototype File.
Single-line comments start with "--", while multi-line comments are encapsulated within "--<" and ">--".
This language does not differentiate between uppercase and lowercase letters.
- Move Mouse:
MOVE <x> <y>(Defaults: x and y to current position) - Click Mouse:
CLICK <button> <x> <y> <state> <dbl>(Defaults: button - left, x and y - current position, state - tap, dbl - false) - Press Key:
KEY <key> <state>(Defaults: state - tap) - Type String:
TYPE <string> - Wait:
WAIT <duration>
MOVE 100 100
CLICK left 100 100
KEY k down
TYPE Hello, World!
WAIT 1000
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