Keep your screen always on. Can be used to show your status as available everytime

move_cursor.py

'''

Usage: To keep your screen always on

How: The mouse pointer moves randomly to any position after 10 seconds

Run python move_cursor.py to execute it

'''

import pyautogui as pg
import random as rd
import time as t

class MoveCursor():
    elapsed_time = 0
    def __init__(self):
        pass

    def welcome_screen_text(self):
        print("\n *********************************************")
        print("\t Keep your status as available \t\t")
        print("********************************************* \n")

    def get_user_input(self):
        mins_to_move = int(input("\n Enter the AFK duration in mins. "))
        mins_to_move_in_seconds = mins_to_move*60
        return mins_to_move_in_seconds

    def generate_random_coords(self,X,y):
        X_coord = rd.randint(X,y)
        y_coord = rd.randint(X,y)
        return X_coord,y_coord

    def move_cursor(self):
        mins_to_move_in_seconds = self.get_user_input()

        while mins_to_move_in_seconds>0:
            pg.hotkey('alt','space','x')
            X_coord,y_coord = self.generate_random_coords(100,720)
            t.sleep(10)
            mins_to_move_in_seconds-=10
            print(f"Time Remaining {mins_to_move_in_seconds} seconds.")
            pg.moveTo(X_coord,y_coord)


if __name__=="__main__":
    move = MoveCursor()
    move.welcome_screen_text()
    move.move_cursor()