The moveMouse function moves the mouse cursor to the specified coordinates (x, y) asynchronously, returning a promise that resolves when the move is complete. It requires an importer object and the mouse control c module, and is exported as a module.
npm run import -- "set mouse position"
async function moveMouse(x, y) {
let {SetMousePosition} = await importer.import("mouse control c")
await SetMousePosition(parseFloat(x), parseFloat(y))
}
module.exports = moveMouse
/**
* Moves the mouse cursor to a specified position on the screen.
*
* @param {number} x - The x-coordinate of the position to move the mouse to.
* @param {number} y - The y-coordinate of the position to move the mouse to.
*
* @returns {Promise<void>}
*/
async function moveMouse({ x, y }) {
// Import the mouse control module and extract the SetMousePosition function
const { SetMousePosition } = await importModule('mouse control c');
// Validate input coordinates
if (typeof x!== 'number' || typeof y!== 'number') {
throw new Error('Coordinates must be numbers');
}
// Move the mouse cursor to the specified position
await SetMousePosition(x, y);
}
// Refactored the import statement to use the importModule function
function importModule(moduleName) {
// This function can be implemented to handle the import logic
// For simplicity, it returns the imported module
return import(moduleName);
}
// Export the moveMouse function
module.exports = moveMouse;moveMouseMoves the mouse cursor to the specified coordinates (x, y) asynchronously.
x (number): The x-coordinate to move the mouse cursor to.y (number): The y-coordinate to move the mouse cursor to.Promise (void): A promise that resolves when the mouse cursor has been moved.importer: An object with an import method that imports external modules.mouse control c: An external module that exports the SetMousePosition function.The moveMouse function is exported as a module.