Tyrell/_example/keys/example.toml

# Keybind to what key
# This can be any key, but must be only 1
# On keybinds with durations or mirrors, this toggles them on and off
#
keybind = "h"

# Kind of action to perform
# click      ->  Click a mouse button
# key        ->  Type the following keys (pressing each key)
# click down ->  Click and never release a mouse button
# key down   ->  Press the following keys (never releasing them)
# mirror     ->  When the "mirror" key is pressed fire this keybind also (While the mirror key is down this bind is active, when up bind is inactive)
#                See also example_mirror.toml
#
# mirror is disabled, due to unwanted latency
#
kind = "key"

# << Optional >>

# Write this out
# This is required for 'key' and 'key down' kinds (Optional in 'mirror' kinds, should be a single key)
# Capital letters will automatically include 'shift'
# TODO: Separate each of these by space (as space should be 'space' rather than ' ', so other keybinds 'ctrl c' for CTRL+C can work)
#       (It would also then be possible for 'shift' to be a valid keybind output)
#
write = "Hello World!" # This works, but uses unexpected/undesired space (See TODO above)

# This is commented out because the example doesn't do a repeated thing
# If this should repeat, like an auto clicker
# Simply define a duration between clicks (this runs at 20 milliseconds, so 1 full second is 50)
#
#duration = 50

# This is commented out so this example works
# Use this Button
# This is required for 'click' and 'click down' kinds (Optional in 'mirror' kinds)
# There is 'left' and 'right'
#
#button = "left"

# This is commented out because the example isn't a 'mirror' kind
# This is the key that will be mirrored (It's down or up states will be mirrored in write or button as defined above)
# See also example_mirror.toml
#
# mirror is disabled, due to unwanted latency
#
#mirror = "g"

# << Override >>
# The below values are set to their defaults
# These are optional, and only used for this keybind

# Override delay between each key
# This is how long to wait after sending a key
# Value in milliseconds (1000/second)
#
delay = 50

# Override hold delay for each key
# Keys are sent like below:
# 1. key down
# 2. hold delay
# 3. key up
# 4. hold delay
# 5. delay (see above)
# Value in milliseconds (1000/second)
#
hold = 20