kemuler
this crate is currently in a rapid development phase.
compilation failure will probably be introduced with every 5 commits lol
Update: Current API design is quite stable. But, still, it's in development :P.
Welcome to kemuler!
This crate offers a different kind of high level input simulator framework,
utilizing Rust’s type system to its full potential (or just over-engineered)
instead of the usual key_down(Key).
Why? Combinators!
use kemuler::prelude::*;
// use a simulator your heart desired
// (your heart must also implement one if there's none)
let mut s = Simulator::new();
// tuple supports
(
Key::Shift.down(),
Char('o').click(),
// down and then up is the same as `.click`
Char('h').down(),
Char('h').up(),
Char('y').click(),
Char('e').click(),
Char('a').click(),
// repeat anything before the `.repeat` 5 times,
Char('h').click().repeat(5),
Key::Shift.up(),
)
// `.seq` wraps the tuple with `Sequence` type to mark it as simulatable
.seq()
.run_with(&mut s)
// this typed the message: "OH YEAHHHHH"Currently, there are only a few amount of combinators present. If you've got some more useful combinator, please submit an issue on GitHub!
See crate's document for more examples. Documentation currently live at https://kemuler.github.io/kemuler/kemuler.
Installation
Using Cargo command:
cargo add --git "https://github.com/kemuler/kemuler"or add the following to your Cargo.toml dependencies:
kemuler = { git = "https://github.com/kemuler/kemuler" }Adding kemuler on its own wouldn't do anything.
You must import a simulator (means backend) or implements one to actually simulate an input.
Head to Simulators section to see cooked and ready simulator to be added to your dependencies.
Assuming using kemuler-enigo since it's cross-platform.
Using Cargo command:
cargo add --git "https://github.com/kemuler/kemuler-enigo"or add the following to your Cargo.toml dependencies:
kemuler-enigo = { git = "https://github.com/kemuler/kemuler-enigo" }Simulators
Simulators that are being maintained by this crate.