pyVNC Client is a client library for interacting programatically (and physically) with a VNC session. pyVNC Client that is built with Twisted-Python and PyGame.

The client supports the following encodings: Hextile, CoRRE, RRE, RAW, CopyRect

pyVNC is tested for Python >= 3.5

#Usage

 vnc = VNCClient(host="127.0.0.1",
                 password=None, 
                 port=5902,
                 depth=32,
                 fast=False,
                 shared=True) # Default parameters
                 
 vnc.start()    # Starts the vnc client (Threaded)
 
 vnc.send_key("a") # Sends the key "a"
 vnc.send_mouse("Left", (200, 200)) # Left Clicks at x=200, y=200
 vnc.send_mouse("Right", (200, 200)) # Right Clicks at x=200, y=200
 vnc.get_screen() # Get a array representation of the screen shape: (?, ?, 3)
 vnc.join() # Exit

pyVNC.py --host=127.0.0.1 --password=None --depth=32 --fast=False, shared=False

pyVNC is excellent for automating tasks inside a VNC session.

• http://homepage.hispeed.ch/py430/python/
• http://code.google.com/p/vnc2flv/
• http://arkaitzj.wordpress.com/2011/11/12/vnc-in-your-browser-through-websockets-handled-by-gevent/
• http://sibson.github.io/vncdotool/
• http://www.python.org
• http://twistedmatrix.com/
• http://www.pygame.org
• http://www.realvnc.org

Thanks to the original authors for providing an excellent implemenation of the VNC protocol in python. This project would not have been possible with their work:

• (c) 2003 chris [email protected]
• (c) 2009 techtonik [email protected]

And pyVNC author:

• (c) 2017 Per-Arne Andersen [email protected]

Released under the MIT License.

You're free to use it for commercial and noncommercial application, modify and redistribute it as long as the copyright notices are intact. There are no warranties, not even that it does what it says to do ;-)

16.08.17 - Forked and reworked as a client library