I know that there are others Python packages similar to this on the web, but i make this because my main goal would be to create an easy-to-use and fast-response keyboard input event hook package that can be adapted to different types of use.
The main modules are **ksSys.py** and **ksApp.py**.
The classes directly included in the above modules are the only ones that you can use for input purposes.
I’ve tried to use the same interface in both modules classes to achieve an easy interpretation of what they do,
even if “under the hood” is used a different code implementation.
Both returs a tuple with Windows Virual-Key code (with some additions) and key state code.
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