How to use pynput Library in Python
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Preface
This library allows you to control and monitor input devices. For each input device, it contains a subpackage to control and monitor the input device: pynput.mouse: a class that contains control and monitoring of a mouse or touchpad. Pynput.keyboard: contains classes that control and monitor keyboards. The subpackages mentioned above have been introduced into the pynput library. To use the above subpackage, you can import it from pynput.
The following is a detailed example document.
Control mouse
Use pynput.mouse to control the mouse
The mouse event listener is a thread, and all callback functions run in separate threads. Calling pynput.mouse.Listener.stop, issuing a StopException exception, or returning False in a callback function will stop listening for events.
Control keyboard
Use pynput.keyboard.Controller like this:
The keyboard event listener is a thread, and all callback functions run in separate threads.
Calling pynput.keyboard.Listener.stop, issuing a StopException exception, or returning False in a callback function will stop listening for events.
The key parameter passed to the callback function is an instance of the pynput.keyboard.Key class. When a special key is pressed together with a normal key, the value of the alphanumeric key is placed in an instance of the pynput.keyboard.KeyCode class, and None is returned for unknown keys.
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