alro65
42b2eec2e1
Adds the AR Display Manager daemon (Task #9): - display_manager/ package with 8 modules: - app_registry.py : static metadata for the 4 bridge apps - config.py : JSON-persisted config + per-screen layout store - win32_utils.py : ctypes wrappers (EnumWindows, SetWindowPos, ShowWindow) - process_manager.py: launch + track app processes, HWND lookup - floating_button.py: always-on-top 52×52 px AR button per monitor with draggable placement + custom-painted popup - display_manager.py: orchestrator (QScreens → buttons → app placement + system tray with Settings/Launch/Quit) - settings_dialog.py: modal dialog for exe paths, button position, and Windows autostart toggle - autostart.py : HKCU Run registry read/write helpers - display_manager_main.py at repo root: launcher script - Studio Overview tab: "Lanzar Display Manager" button - pyproject.toml: display-manager optional dependency group (PySide6) Layout persistence: ~/.ar-autopilot/display_manager/layout.json Config: ~/.ar-autopilot/display_manager/config.json Supports up to 4 monitors (2 HDMI native + 2 USB DisplayLink). Double-click tray icon to toggle button visibility. AR_electronics — AR-Autopilot Project
26 lines
768 B
Python
26 lines
768 B
Python
"""AR Display Manager — repo-root launcher.
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Usage:
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python display_manager_main.py
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python -m display_manager.app
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The daemon detects all connected monitors and places a small floating
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AR button in the corner of each. Clicking the button opens the app
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switcher: choose which of the four AR Bridge apps you want visible on
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that monitor. The chosen app's window is moved and maximized there;
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the others continue running in the background.
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Layout (which app is on which screen) is persisted in
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~/.ar-autopilot/display_manager/layout.json so the arrangement
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survives restarts.
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"""
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import sys
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from pathlib import Path
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sys.path.insert(0, str(Path(__file__).resolve().parent))
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from display_manager.app import run
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if __name__ == "__main__":
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sys.exit(run())
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