April Fools to move mouse to random positions at random intervals

aprilFoolsMoveMouse.sh

#!/bin/bash
# Randomly moves the mouse and/or clicks
# 

# Random delay (in seconds) to trigger an action
function random_delay()
{
RANGE=180
delayInSeconds=$RANDOM
let "delayInSeconds %=$RANGE"
echo $delayInSeconds
}

# The next two functions decide a random location to move the mouse to
# It is assuming a monitor has at least 1920 x 1200 resolution.  
# Change the RANGE variable per your device if needed
function xCoordinate()
{
RANGE=1920
xCoord=$RANDOM
let "xCoord %=$RANGE"
echo $xCoord
}

function yCoordinate()
{
RANGE=1200
yCoord=$RANDOM
let "yCoord %=$RANGE"
echo $yCoord
}

# Creates an infinite loop
# Won't stop until you press Ctrl+C
while true
do
delay=$(random_delay)
echo "Sleeping for $delay..."
sleep $delay
# Get two random coordinates
x=$(xCoordinate)
y=$(yCoordinate)
echo "Moving mouse to $x $y..."
# Move based on the coordinates chosen above
MouseTools -x $x -y $y
# Uncomment the line below to click at the coordinate
#MouseTools -leftClick

# Uncomment below for the click utility
#click -x $x -y $y
done