This is simple script written for remote control of raspberry pi's GPIO over UDP (within local subnet, eg. wifi)

It's intent is to control the raspberrypi GPIO from computer on same subnet, by your keyboard.

On remote (your computer):

• Download python3.6
• Execute in command line: pip install keyboard
• Run python remote.py <IP_address_of_your_RaspberryPi> with root/admin privileges. ( keyboard module needs admin priv.)

On server (RaspberryPi):

• Setup what should the Raspberry do for each instruction in Instructions definitions in server.py
• Just run it (with python2.7) python server.py

For simple demonstration you can use files in turtle-example/ these are slightly edited to control python turtle, run both files on local machine and run remote.py with 127.0.0.1 as IP address.

You can also pass some arguments if you want: python server.py <IP_address> <port> <execution_delay>

You should be able to run the files on both python2 and 3 but I have had to run server.py with python2.7 on RaspberryPi as the gpiozero wasn't working with python3, remote.py is intended to run on python3.6. Instructions are sent as numbers (starting with 1). Sending the actions could be done better (to not send numbers but bytes, have own UDP datagram..)