🔒 How do i define 'Space' button in pynput as a global variable?

[polar lintel]

I'm trying to create a python code that captures user keyboard input using pynput libraries, i have defined some keys, but i still don't know how to define 'space' button, all it did is return error.

# Part 1: Global variables for key mappings
KEY_MAPPINGS = {
  'w': "W",
  'a': "A",
  's': "S",
  'd': "D",
  'r': "R",
  't': "T",
  ' ': "SPACE",
}

*Error return from the error handler in console.

[civic mesa]

@polar lintel

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[brave star]

can you print the key?

[cursive geyser]

read the documentation: https://pynput.readthedocs.io/en/latest/keyboard.html

right there in the first example

[polar lintel]

i could print the key, but when i tried to run it, error returns in console

[civic mesa]

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