How to add keyboard shortcut in typer as command?

[leamandeep]

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Example Code

@app.command()
def settings:
   // settings code

Description

I want to add a keyboard shortcut to my cli app. I don't how to do it in Typer. I want to use a keyboard shortcut ctrl+shift+s to use my setting functions. Any guidance on how to do it?

Operating System

Linux

Operating System Details

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Typer Version

0.9.0

Python Version

3.11.4

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[Apocryphon-X]

Based on the description you've given, I don't think that's something Typer should take care of. In any case, you might be looking for something like the monitoring capabilities of pyinput or the TUI interfaces of textual with the key combinations of your preference (such as ctrl+shift+s).

Edit: I forgot about keyboard (in this context it's easier to use than the other alternatives).

[leamandeep]

yes, I'm looking for that. Thanks for guiding me