Struct Keyboard 

pub struct Keyboard<OT: ConnectionTransport> { /* private fields */ }

Keyboard input implementation for text entry and key presses.

Supports typing text, pressing special keys, and modifier key combinations. Key names follow WebDriver standard key codes (e.g., “Enter”, “Tab”, “ArrowLeft”).

Examples

let keyboard = Keyboard::new(session);

// Type text
keyboard.type_text("Hello, World!", &context).await?;

// Press Enter
keyboard.press("Enter", &context).await?;

// Modifier keys
keyboard.down("Shift", &context).await?;
keyboard.press("a", &context).await?; // Types 'A'
keyboard.up("Shift", &context).await?;

Implementations

impl<OT: ConnectionTransport> Keyboard<OT>

pub fn new(session: Arc<Mutex<Session<OT>>>) -> Self

Creates a new Keyboard instance.

pub async fn down( &self, key: &str, context: &BrowsingContext, ) -> Result<(), InputError>

Presses a key down (without releasing).

Use with up to hold modifier keys or create custom key combinations.

pub async fn up( &self, key: &str, context: &BrowsingContext, ) -> Result<(), InputError>

Releases a previously pressed key.

pub async fn press( &self, key: &str, context: &BrowsingContext, options: Option<KeyPressOptions>, ) -> Result<(), InputError>

Presses and releases a key (keydown + keyup).

Accepts standard key names like “Enter”, “Tab”, “Escape”, “ArrowUp”, etc., as well as single characters.

pub async fn type_text( &self, text: &str, context: &BrowsingContext, options: Option<KeyboardTypeOptions>, ) -> Result<(), InputError>

Types a string of text character by character.

Each character is pressed and released in sequence. Use the delay option to add pauses between characters for more human-like typing.