Small app written in go, which streams the screen of the current system on a web page.
Mouse usage possible, either by clicking on the edges of the screen to move the mouse and on the center to perform a left click, or a right click! (works with long press on mobile, if mobile mode is on), or by simply clicking on the desired point of the screen (if mobile mode is off).
If you click on the capture keyboard checkbox, you can send single keystrokes to the remote machine!
If you enable the queue, all keys will be stored and will either be pressed simulteneously when you press the button, or cleared if you uncheck the box!
Just run, access the system's IP address through a browser, click start and enter the password that is displayed on the console window of the host computer!
FPS is calculated in real time to avoid overloading the CPU.
Each connection happens on independent endpoints, each managed by its own thread.
Usage of ./goMirror:
-fps int
the framerate at which the app will start (default 60)
-pass string
the desired password, will generate one by default (default "Generated")
-port int
the port that te app will be hosted on (default 80)
-sessions int
the maximum number of websocket endpoints to be created (default 5)
-maxspeed
if enabled, no threads sleep. Might make app and system unstable :)
-compression int
the amount of compression that will be applied on the images (default 50)
NOTE: if you want to rebuild the frontend, you need to use rice and the rice embed-go command.
Libraries:
WebSocket - https://github.com/gorilla/websocket
ScreenShot - https://github.com/kbinani/screenshot
RobotGo - https://github.com/go-vgo/robotgo
Rice - https://github.com/GeertJohan/go.rice
