Add a "quit on any input" option about termsaver HOT 5 CLOSED

Looking for volunteers... if you can help implement this, I'd welcome the pull request.

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Looking for volunteers... if you can help implement this, I'd welcome the pull request.

Shouldn't be too hard to implement but we'll most likely need a library like keyboard or pyinput as a requirement. What are your feelings about that @brunobraga?

I'm still researching but I don't think we have any input options (without a library) that will passively check for input instead of waiting for input.

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Just to follow up. I was able to implement this pretty easily using a pynput keyboard listener. The only real caveat (other than adding another dependency or two because of pynput) is that it isn't immediate since it has to wait for the next 'tick' of the screen. It's minor, a second or less.

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Awesome find @EddieDover . My approach to this is:

• let's keep the termsaver as simple as possible (as requirements for installation)
• we can recommend in the --help section the additional modules that, if installed, can improve the experience (e.g. colorama, pynput, or larger modules)

Then to implement this you just wrap it (when the function is called, you don't action if the module is not available)... something like that perhaps?

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PR #52 is available for review.

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