cornelius
Cornelius allows you to control mouse and keyboard inputs in a simple way.
Currently only supports Windows.
See full documentation here
Usage
Install the PyPI package
pip install cornelius
or clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/manucabral/cornelius.git
Example
Using cursor module
from cornelius import Cursor
mouse = Cursor()
mouse.set(500, 500)
mouse.left_click()
Using keyboard module
from cornelius import Keyboard
keyboard = Keyboard()
keyboard.send('a')
You can see more examples here
Planned features
- Mouse scrolling
- Detect multiple clicks
- Wait for a key/mouse input
- Keyboard hotkeys
1 maintainer
Metadata
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