ActionLogger is a lightweight Python script that captures screen, keyboard presses, and mouse positions at a specified frame rate. The captured data is saved in an output folder.

1. Clone the repository or download the source code.
2. Install the required dependencies: pip install -r requirements.txt

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To run the ActionLogger, use the provided run_action_logger.py script with optional command-line arguments:

python run_action_logger.py -d -r -s <save_every> -o <output_folder> -f <resize_factor>

• -d <duration>: Capture duration in seconds (default: 60)
• -r <rate>: Capture rate in frames per second (default: 10)
• -s <save_every>: Save interval in seconds (default: 60)
• -o <output_folder>: Output folder for captured data (default: output)
• -f <resize_factor>: Resize factor for screen captures (default: 3.16)

For example, to run the action logger for 120 seconds at 10 FPS, saving data every 60 seconds to the "output" folder, and resizing screen captures by a factor of 3.16:

python run_action_logger.py -d 120 -r 10 -s 60 -o "output" -f 3.16

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Press Ctrl+C to stop the ActionLogger and save the remaining data.

The captured data is saved in the specified output folder in the following format:

• mouse_positions.json: A JSON file containing the captured mouse positions
• keyboard_buffer.json: A JSON file containing the captured keyboard presses
• screen_timestamps.json: A JSON file containing the timestamps of captured screen images
• screen_id.png: A series of PNG images containing the captured screen images, resized by the specified resize factor You can create a README.md file in your project folder and paste this content into it. Make sure to adjust the content as needed to fit your specific implementation or requirements.