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Purpose: The application is designed to automate tasks by performing a simulated mouse click on a selected location on the screen each time any file in a specific folder changes. This functionality can be useful for a variety of situations, such as monitoring folder changes, automating responses to those changes, or triggering other automated tasks.

Functionality:

1. Folder Monitoring:
   • The application continuously monitors the selected folder for any file changes, including adding new files, deleting existing files, or modifying existing files.
   • Uses file system tracking techniques to capture file-related events.
2. File Change Detection:

The application responds to specific file-related events, such as file creation, deletion, modification, or renaming.

1. Each file change is immediately captured and a subsequent action is triggered.
2. Mouse Click Simulation:On detecting a file change, the application performs a simulated mouse click at the selected location on the screen.Uses a method to simulate user input to perform a mouse click.
   • The click location can be configurable through the application (e.g., entering x and y coordinates).
3. Configuration and User Interface:

The application provides a user interface (GUI) that allows users to select a folder to monitor and configure the location of the mouse click.

1. The user can define the types of events to which the application should respond (e.g., file edits only).
2. The application allows you to add additional configurations such as delay before a click is executed, number of click retries, or other event responses.
3. Security and Performance:
4. The application is designed to be efficient and place minimal load on system resources while continuously monitoring a folder.

When performing mouse clicks, it ensures that there are no inadvertent clicks or conflicts with other applications running in the background.

1. Alerts and Notifications:
2. The application can provide notifications or alerts to the user when a file change is detected and a click is performed.
3. The ability to view a log of events that have been captured and the actions that have been performed.

Examples of Usage:

1. Automated Testing: Testing software applications that respond to file changes.
2. Folder Monitoring: Tracking changes in critical folders and responding automatically.
3. User Interaction Simulation: Automating repetitive tasks that require user input.