using var keyboardHook = new LowLevelKeyboardHook();
keyboardHook.Up += (_, args) => Console.WriteLine($"{nameof(keyboardHook.Up)}: {args}");
keyboardHook.Down += (_, args) => Console.WriteLine($"{nameof(keyboardHook.Down)}: {args}");

keyboardHook.Start();

using var mouseHook = new LowLevelMouseHook();
mouseHook.Down += (_, args) => Console.WriteLine($"{nameof(mouseHook.Down)}: {args}");
mouseHook.Move += (_, args) => Console.WriteLine($"{nameof(mouseHook.Move)}: {args}");

mouseHook.Start();

// Check keys
if (args.Keys.Are(Key.Control, Key.Escape)) {
    // Exit?
}

hook.Handling = true;
hook.Up += (_, args) => args.IsHandled = true;

// Enables Move events.
mouseHook.GenerateMouseMoveEvents = true;

// Adds keyboard keys. Allows getting combinations like Shift + LeftMouse.
mouseHook.AddKeyboardKeys = true;

// Sends multiple events while key pressed.
keyboardHook.OneUpEvent = false;

// Allows handle modifier keys.
keyboardHook.HandleModifierKeys = true;

// Allows common key combinations, like 1 + 2 + 3.
hook.IsExtendedMode = true;

// Events will contains separate Left/Right keys.
hook.IsLeftRightGranularity = true;

// Uses User32.GetKeyboardState instead User32.GetKeyState.
// Disable this if any problem.
hook.UseKeyboardState = false;

// Adds Key.Caps to each event if CapsLock is toggled.
hook.IsCapsLock = false;