Struct InputSim 

pub struct InputSim { /* private fields */ }

Synthesises OS-level pointer and keyboard events.

InputSim is a thin façade over an InputProvider backend. Methods are organised by input device: InputSim::mouse returns a Mouse handle with pointer operations, InputSim::keyboard returns a Keyboard handle with key operations. This structure matches Playwright and Puppeteer’s page.mouse.* / page.keyboard.* layout and keeps the combo verbs (click, press) unambiguous even though Element::press exists at the a11y layer.

Use this only when the accessibility action layer cannot express the interaction you need — see the module docs for the rationale.

InputSim is cheap to clone (it shares the backend via Arc).

Example

sim.mouse().click(&button)?;
sim.keyboard().chord(Key::Char('a'), &[Key::Meta])?; // Cmd/Ctrl+A
sim.keyboard().type_text("hello")?;

Implementations

impl InputSim

pub fn new(backend: Arc<dyn InputProvider>) -> Self

pub fn backend(&self) -> &Arc<dyn InputProvider>

Get the backing provider for advanced or composite sequences.

pub fn mouse(&self) -> Mouse<'_>

Handle for pointer operations.

pub fn keyboard(&self) -> Keyboard<'_>

Handle for keyboard operations.

pub fn point_for(&self, element: &Element, anchor: Anchor) -> Result<Point>

Resolve an element’s current bounds to a screen point using anchor. Equivalent to the free function point_for.

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for InputSim

fn clone(&self) -> InputSim

Returns a duplicate of the value.

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source.