UI Translation

[Migsi]

Hey, I just stumbled across this project and it seems to perfectly fit my needs, especially the web UI :D However, I noticed the whole UI is available in simplified chinese only. Do you plan on integrating some translation framework in the near future? If you do, I'd be glad to assist with English and German translations :)

[me2sy]

I'm really sorry, but I'm currently occupied with a Minecraft project. Maybe I'll add internationalization support to myscrcpy in a future version, but not in the near term. Thank you for your support! If you're still interested by then, I'll contact you. Your help would be most welcome!

[James4Ever0]

You can check out my project, which is in English. It is a multi-window, multi-application Android manager.

https://github.com/james4ever0/swm

[Migsi]

You can check out my project, which is in English. It is a multi-window, multi-application Android manager.

https://github.com/james4ever0/swm

Thanks for sharing, your project looks quite polished for being published only recently. Unfortunately I don't think it will fit my needs, as I explicitly need remote access to a phone via scrcpy. I won't be sitting at the PC the phone is connected to, as that'll be a headless server.

[James4Ever0]

You can connect to a headless server, since the whole project is a wrapper around adb and scrcpy. Have you encountered any connectivity issue? Likely due to the filter of device states. Would you run swm device list and get its output?

If it is remote, you can manually do port forwarding and use adb over TCP, or setup a remote desktop software on the PC connected to the phone. Is there anything special about MYScrcpy, or something else is required for your need?

Remember you can always customize the command line arguments via various _build_cmd methods.

Do you need a named swm baseconfig or adb and scrcpy profile for configuring common prefixes? If so you can do scripting over these binaries by adding some environment variables or further command line wrapping like:

cd ~/.swm/pc-binaries
mv scrcpy _old_scrcpy
cat << EOF > scrcpy
#!/bin/bash
./_old_scrcpy <your_prefix> \$@
EOF
chmod 777 scrcpy

For now my project basically covers my needs most of the time. I would be glad to help if you provide further details in your particular use cases. And if you would like to make a pull request, the best!