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wechat-remote

interact with your computer (such as RaspberryPi) via WeChat

This scripts based on ItChat

Modified from this demo

It should support most commands you use in terminal, for instance df -h or uname -a

This page can give you some hints.

What can it do

• remote download
• cast online video
• & more

Quick install (Debian/Raspbian)

(This will install and configure aria2, youtube-dl, diana, if you have installed the aria2 package, please check How to install section.)

/bin/bash -c "$(curl -sL https://git.io/vXy3m)"

How to install

You should get itchat first:

sudo apt-get install python-dev python-pillow

sudo pip install itchat

install subprocess32:

sudo pip install subprocess32

I would suggest run this scripts in screen:

sudo apt-get install screen

screen bash

wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/yangxuan8282/wechat-remote/master/wechat_remote.py

run the scripts:

python wechat_remote.py

then scan the QR code to login

And you need more steps to use the function you want:

• download file (aria2)

on Debian/Raspbian:

sudo apt-get update&&sudo apt-get upgrade

sudo apt-get install aria2

install diana：

cd ~

git clone https://github.com/baskerville/diana

cd diana

sudo cp dad diana /usr/bin

start：

dad start

download file：

diana add url

check downloading：

diana list

• download video (youtube-dl)

on Debian/Raspbian:

pip install youtube-dl

message sample:

youtube-dl url

• online video (mpv)

before install mpv you need insall FFmpeg or Libav

for FFmpeg, there is a guide in my blog

and mpv installation

message sample:

mpv www.bilibili.com/video/av4306452/

• more

maybe you can use GPIO to remote control lighting

Tips:

• For security reasons, this scripts will only process the message from yourself.(You can comment this line to toggle it.)
• Some WeChat account can't send message to himself, you should use filehelper branch, and send commmands to filehelper
• User should avoid sending commmands like aria2c or apt-get, use wrapper instead, because the docs for Popen.communicate [1] say explicitly: " Wait for process to terminate.", so new commands won't process until those commmands fininsed