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active-windows
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Node C++ N-API module to get information on the currently selected window and the user idle time on Linux, MacOS and Windows.
Currently only supports Windows and Linux / Xorg.
Work in progress. Not on every platform all information are supported.
npm install
const activeWindows = require('active-windows');
console.log(activeWindows.getActiveWindow());
See sample.js
for more information.
{
// Operating system (linux | windows | macos)
os: 'linux',
// Process name (chromium.exe on windows)
windowClass: 'chromium',
// Blog | bytee.net
windowName: 'Blog | bytee.net - Chromium',
// Desktop on which the window is displayed (Linux only)
windowDesktop: '2',
// Window Type (Linux only)
windowType: '340',
// Process ID of the window
windowPid: '34218',
// Idle Time in seconds
idleTime: '42',
}
FAQs
Get information about active windows and idle time on Windows, Linux and MacOS
The npm package active-windows receives a total of 37 weekly downloads. As such, active-windows popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that active-windows demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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