⌨️ Terminal Key Monitor 📟
Show pressed keys in the terminal. Useful e.g. when recording asciinema screencasts.
termkeymonitor connects directly to a local input device using evdev.
📥 Installation
# from PyPI
pip install termkeymonitor
# directly from GitLab
pip install git+https://gitlab.com/nobodyinperson/termkeymonitor.git
❓ Usage
# use any of the below commands to invoke
termkeymonitor
python -m termkeymonitor
python3 -m termkeymonitor
🎥 Screencast
⚠️ Caveats
- no Windows and MacOS support (Apparently
evdevonly works on Linux... 😔, might need to use some other backend likepynputin the future) - needs a local keyboard connected so doesn't work as expected on remote machines (e.g. via SSH)
- Make sure you have permissions to access the
/dev/input/event*files (this normally means you need to add yourself to theinputgroup)
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