TypeSimulator is a Python tool designed to simulate human-like typing in text editors. It's useful for demonstrations, tutorials, and testing purposes. The tool uses pyautogui to control keyboard inputs, allowing it to type text into virtually any text editor or text input field.

• Simulate human-like typing with configurable speed and variance.
• Open a text editor or application before typing via a script.
• Type text provided directly via command line or from a text file.
• Handle special keys and sequences for more complex typing simulations.

TypeSimulator can be run from the command line. There are several options available:

• -e/--editor_script: Path to a script to open the text editor or application.
• -f/--file: Path to a text file whose contents will be typed.
• -s/--speed: Typing speed in seconds per character. Default is 0.15 seconds.
• -v/--variance: Variance in typing speed to simulate natural typing. Default is 0.05 seconds.
• text: Direct text input to type.

To type the contents of a file with a custom typing speed:

python type_simulator.py -f path/to/file.txt -s 0.1 -v 0.02

To type a direct text input:

python type_simulator.py 'echo "Hello, this is TypeSimulator!" > temp.txt'

You can extend the functionality of TypeSimulator by editing the script. For example, you can add more special keys and sequences to the _get_special_keys method.

This project is open-source and available under the MIT License.

Contributions to this project are welcome. Please fork the repository and submit a pull request with your changes.