Vigad is a desktop application built using Electron+Vue.js. Its primary function is to continuously extract data from one or more specified areas on the screen. For this image-to-text conversion, Vigad relies on TesseractJS. Additional configuration options allow to filter for specific (regular) expressions.
A common use case would be for example to extract the players health points from a shooter game and create a chart out of that data. Since Vigad provides a live-data-flow, it may also be possible to draw a live-map using coordinates provided on the screen.
Overall Vigad offers a wide range of use cases, even outside of gaming.
Vigad has been tested on the following platforms:
- Windows 10 and newer
- Ubuntu 22.04 (likely to work on similar distributions as well)
- Mac (13.3.1(a))
Download the executable for the latest version here (Win: .exe, Linux: .AppImage, Mac: .dmg)
Note: In order to run the .AppImage executable, fuse is required.
- Install fuse:
apt install fuse
A big thank you goes to all contributors of ideas, code, docs and overall support!