Control your mouse pointer entirely with your keyboard.

Note: Current it only supports Linux running X11 display server with a compositor, because that's what I use. Might look into supporting more systems if there is interest.

• Labelled Hints mode (default. ctrl+t): Displays a grid overlay on your screen, where each cell is labeled with a unique two-key combination. Press the corresponding keys to move the cursor to the desired cell.
• Text Search mode (ctrl+s): Uses OCR to identify and highlight words on the screen, allowing you to fuzzy search for text and move the cursor directly to matching text.

• Search by text:
  • Use OCR to locate any visible text on the screen and position your cursor precisely.
• Click:
  • Press space left clicks at current mouse position.
  • Press shift+space left clicks and show the grid again.
• Select text/Drag-n-drop:
  • Press ctrl+v starts dragging/selecting/holding down left mouse button.
  • Press space to stop dragging.
  • Press ctrl+v again to stop dragging and show the grid again.
• Double click:
  • Press 2 followed by space will click twice.
  • Any digit key followed by space will click that many times.
• Right click:
  • Pressing minus key right clicks at current mouse position.
  • Holding shift key right clicks and shows the grid again.
• Granular movement:
  • Once you match with a label on the screen, you can use hjkl keys to move your cursor.
  • Holding shift key will use bigger steps for movements.
  • You can also repeat movement by pressing a digit before the movement. Eg: 5k moves 5 small steps up. 5K moves 5 big steps up.

• Clone the repo and build it yourself: cabal build chelleport or nix build
• Nix flakes users can try it out by running: nix run github:phenax/chelleport#chelleport

Use sxhkd, shotkey, your window manager or any other key binding manager to set up a keybinding for chelleport.

• chelleport --help to see help menu
• chelleport -m <mode> to start in given mode. Allowed search or hints. hints by default

• With the grid open, type any of the key sequences shown on the grid to move the pointer there
• Once a match is found, you can now use hjkl keys to make smaller movements. Hold shift + hjkl to move in bigger increments.
• Press space to click

• Words that are recognized by OCR will be highlighted
• Type the characters in one of the words to move the cursor to it
• Press ctrl+n & ctrl+p to go to next/previous match respectively
• NOTE: The startup is a little slow currently taking ~1 second to run ocr. Will keep optimizing to get this down.
• Press ctrl+r to reload the OCR results if contents on the page changed

Interested in extending platform compatibility or new features? Let me know! Contributions and suggestions are welcome.