Whats the best way to execute some code after certain keys have been pressed?

First of all thanks for this! I am relatively new to python and i just discovered “keyboard” and i think it’s awesome.

I am struggling to find elegant way how to make some code to be executed if certain keys have been pressed (not one) for example… if the user pressed f1, w, (do something) or… shift+`, w, e, (do something)

Would you use the record feature here or the world listener or something else?

Thank you

[Qwertronix]

Indeed, this is how you would go about it. Example:

import keyboard

def myFunc():
    print('It works! You hit F1 and then typed "write" and triggered this function.')

keyboard.add_hotkey('F1, w, r, i, t, e', myFunc)
keyboard.wait()

[Farm-Art]

IIRC you can use commas in the string to listen for consecutive presses, e.g. “shift+e, r, f”