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@monstermann/hotkeys

v0.0.0

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Highly flexible keyboard shortcut management for any environment.

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Keywords

hotkeyhotkeyskeykeyskeybindingkeybindingskeyboardshortcutshortcutschordchordskeychordkeychordssequencevscodevimneovim

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hotkeys

Highly flexible keyboard shortcut management for any environment.

This library focuses on providing the data-structure and building blocks necessary to allow you to build probably™ anything you can think of regarding shortcuts.

It does so by adopting a code-over-config approach, a range of utility functions that come with no side-effects, or any default behaviour. You are in control of how to parse shortcuts, how to register them, how to match them against keyboard events and how to execute them.

Motivation

  • Custom shortcut parsing
    • The provided ones may not correctly detect certain keys
    • You would like to use an alternative syntax such as VIM-style shortcuts (<c-w><left>)
    • Custom aliases
  • Custom event handling
    • You would like to ship shortcuts in non-browser environments such as react-ink, or terminals
    • You would like to programmatically trigger shortcuts
    • High control over browser event handling
      • Binding to document, a focusable element, React refs, React callbacks, third-party libraries, …
      • Listening to 'keydown', 'keyup', 'keypress', 'input', 'beforeinput', with or without { capture: true }, …
  • Telemetry
    • Tracking shortcut usage
    • Tracking attempted shortcut usage (shortcuts that have been tried, but not yet implemented)
  • Resolving shortcut conflicts
    • Throwing Exceptions
    • Or using different strategies such as priorities, scopes, layers
  • Building a UI around shortcuts
    • Retrieving a list of currently active shortcuts, along with titles, descriptions and SVG icons, to be fed into something like cmdk or kbar
    • Displaying shortcuts using symbols such as ⌘K
    • Displaying a UI for incomplete shortcut sequences (eg. like which-key)
  • Recording and replaying keypresses
    • Filtering out certain keypresses
  • Error handling
    • Attaching additional meta-information such as the shortcut
  • Sequence management
    • Emulating VSCode's behaviour (Infinite timeouts, warning message for invalid sequences)
    • Emulating VIM's behaviour (timeoutlen, nowait, canceling partial sequences with esc)
  • Grouping shortcuts together using scopes, enabling/disabling scopes, etc.
  • Disabling specific shortcuts under certain conditions
  • Different keybindings enabled only for MacOS/Windows
  • Support for sticky keys for accessibility reasons
  • Pausing and resuming event listeners
  • Skipping between CompositionStart & CompositionEnd events
  • Support user-provided { 'ctrl+a': 'CommandName' } configs similar to VSCode or Zed
  • Emulating Emacs' or VIM's concept of (sub)modes (eg. Hydra.nvim)

As I have been frequently hitting brick walls trying to go for any of the above, I set out to create this 📦!

Alternatives

If the above does not resonate with you, you might want to consider alternatives that provide a more out-of-the-box experience, for example:

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