A simple interface to scrcpy made with Qt5

Scrcpy PyQtGUI is a Qt5 frontend to ease the use of scrcpy (currently run via command line).

By not having access to the output of Scrcpy, there is the possibility of errors that do not appear on the screen or total crash in the interface (in case of running via Windows cmd)

Versão PT-BR: README_PT-BR.md

Some packages are necessary for the program to work, and they can be installed with the following commands:

$ sudo apt-get install snapd python3-pip adb
$ sudo snap install scrcpy
$ pip3 install PyQt5 pure-python-adb

(NOTE: Both PARU and YAY can be used in this process, if you have either installed. In this case, I will be using YAY as an example)

$ yay -S python3 python3-pip scrcpy
$ sudo pacman -S android-tools
$ pip3 install PyQt5 pure-python-adb

To install on linux distros, just run the install_uninstall.py script. I warn you that the installation of this version will take place in a different directory. It will be in /home/{your_username}/.local/share/HayukiApps/

Also notice here that the commands must be executed inside the folder;

$ python install_uninstall.py

Unfortunately the installer is not ready for Windows yet, I will be developing it soon. But I think the program works fine if it has all dependencies and if adb.exe and scrcpy.exe are in the Windows PATH

If scrcpy_gui doesn't start from terminal, check if /home/user/.local/bin is in $PATH, you can check with $ echo $PATH

If the path is not there, you can add to "~/.bashrc" the following line at the end of the file

export PATH=$PATH:/home/{your username}/.local/bin

If you are using fish, it's a different case. You can add the path as follows:

In your favorite text editor, add the following line to the ~/.config/fish/config.fish file

set -U fish_user_paths /home/{your user}/.local/bin $fish_user_paths

If the problem is not the one above, you can open an issue. (PT BR or English)

Code and layout by Ana Beatriz (@hayukimori)