This release introduces Input.cs which allows you to check the State (Up, Down, Released, Held) of an input from virtual keys. We can also use the KeyBoard which contains most of the Virtual Keys.
Examples:
Input.State vState = Input.GetState(0x41, out State? last);
//Input.GetState(0x41); as well
//or:
Input.State state = Input.GetState(KeyBoard.A, out State? last);
//Input.GetState(KeyBoard.A); as well
//we can also directly check states
bool vIsDown = Input.GetDown(0x41);
//or:
bool isDown = Input.GetDown(KeyBoard.A);
//others: Input.GetUp | Input.GetHeld | Input.GetReleasedx64 | x86 Downloads below. Compiled on .Net Framework 4.7.2