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Imagine that a NodeJS module, when invoked from console, outputs some introductory messages and then waits for user input (click enter or esc). This module already has and does everything we require, except that - wait-for-user-input prompt. So we wonder (I'm personally very new to NodeJS) if it is possible to execute console module programmatically and trigger an input event on it, so that it doesn't wait and proceed with the job right away?
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If you need keyup events too, it is also possible to simulate keyup events by changing "keydown" to "keyup" in the code snippet. This also sends the event to the entire webpage, hence the document . If you want only a specific element to receive the event, you can substitute document for the desired element.
Iohook is a Node. js global native keyboard and mouse listener. That (Iohook) can handle keyboard and mouse events via native hooks inside and outside your javascript/typescript application. Iohook determines the event of left-click, right-click, scrolling and key down, key up, key pressed, etc.
To record a keypress event in JavaScript, use the code below: // Add event listener on keypress document. addEventListener('keypress', (event) => { var name = event. key; var code = event.
You could use possibly use RobotJS for this.
Example code:
var robot = require("robotjs");
// Type user's password or something.
robot.typeString("abc123");
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