enigo 0.0.14

Enigo lets you control your mouse and keyboard in an abstract way on different operating systems (currently only Linux, macOS, Win – Redox and *BSD planned)
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# enigo
Cross platform input simulation in Rust!

- [x] Linux (X11) mouse
- [x] Linux (X11) text
- [ ] Linux (Wayland) mouse
- [ ] Linux (Wayland) text
- [x] MacOS mouse
- [x] MacOS text
- [x] Win mouse
- [x] Win text
- [x] Custom Parser


```Rust
let mut enigo = Enigo::new();

enigo.mouse_move_to(500, 200);
enigo.mouse_click(MouseButton::Left);
enigo.key_sequence_parse("{+CTRL}a{-CTRL}{+SHIFT}Hello World{-SHIFT}");
```

for more look at examples

Runtime dependencies
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Linux users may have to install libxdo-dev. For example, on Ubuntu:

```Bash
apt install libxdo-dev
```
On Arch: 

```Bash
pacman -S xdotool
```