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Read input from /dev/input/* on a linux Host.
Dual Stack package ESM + CJS, should work in deno
With raw events:
// use RAW event
const reader = new DevInputReader('event0');
reader.on('error', console.error)
.on("keyup", (data) => console.log('keyup:', data))
.on("keypress", (data) => console.log('keypress:', data));
With syntetic events (recommanded):
// use simple events
const reader = new DevInputReader('event0'm { retryInterval: 10000});
reader.on('error', console.error)
.on("key", (data) => console.log('key:', data))
.on("error", (data) => console.log('an error occure:', data))
// data contain the durration of the press and the concurently press key
// in case oh hardware lost, will reconnect every retryInterval 10sec
With syntetic events with double/long click detection (if needed):
// use simple events
const reader = new DevInputReader('event0', { retryInterval: 10000, longPress: 5000, doublePress: 300 });
reader.on('error', console.error)
.on("simple", (data) => console.log('simple press:', data))
.on("double", (data) => console.log('double press:', data))
.on("long", (data) => console.log('long press:', data))
// long press is trigered if you keep a key pressed for more than 5 seconds
// double press is trigered if press a key 2 time within 300 ms
// in case oh hardware lost, will reconnect every retryInterval 10sec
Why a new Module ?
There is a lot of existing module that can deal with input:
Relative package:
FAQs
read input from /dev/input/*
We found that dev-input-reader demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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