Screen Recorder
A port of screen_recorder.rb
from from AXElements,
but cleaned up and rewritten in C to be more portable across languages and
runtimes.
Examples
require 'screen_recorder'
# in block form
ScreenRecorder.record do
sleep 10 # go and do stuff
end
# now go check ~/Movies
# in "classic" form
recorder = ScreenRecorder.new
recorder.start
# go do stuff
recorder.stop
# now go check ~/Movies
Both block and non-block forms take an optional string, which should
be a path to save the recording (the default saves to ~/Movies
).
TODO
- Expose recorder options at initialization (e.g. turn off mouse clicks)
Copyright
Copyright (c) 2012, Mark Rada All rights reserved.
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