A simple micro package that enables you to send key events to any running application.

Add the following dependency to your Package.swift file:

.package(url: "https://github.com/jordanbaird/KeySender", from: "0.0.5")

Create a key sender using one of several initializers. You can create an instance with multiple key events that will be sent in succession, a single key event, a key and some modifiers, or a string. You then call one of the send(to:) or trySend(to:) methods to send the event to a running application of your choice, or sendGlobally() to send the event to the system.

When sending to an application, as long as it can accept the keys that you send and is currently running, the effect will be the same as if the keys had been entered manually.

When sending globally, the effect will also be the same as if the keys had been entered manually.

let sender = KeySender(key: .c, modifiers: .command)
try sender.send(to: "TextEdit")

let sender = KeySender(string: "Hello")
sender.trySend(to: "TextEdit")

let sender = KeySender(key: .space, modifiers: .command)
sender.sendGlobally()

This fork of KeySender provides a KeyRecorder view, which you can use to record keys pressed.

struct MyView: View {

	@State private var keys: [KeyEvent.Key] = []
	@State private var modifier: [KeyEvent.Modifier] = []
	
	var body: some View {
		HStack {
			Text("Record a shortcut:")
			KeyRecorder(
				keys: $keys
				modifer: $keys
			)
		}
	}
	
}

}

As KeySender is under active development, source stability is not guaranteed between releases.

KeySender is available under the MIT license.