keyconfig

stores keyboard shortcut definitions.

usage

var keyconfig = new Keyconfig({
  x: [ 
    { 
      name: 'foo', 
      binding: [ [ 'ctrl+z' ], [ 'command+z' ] ]
    } 
  ]
});

keyconfig
  .on('change', function (collection, model) { });
  .find({ name: 'x '})
  .find({ name: 'foo' })
  .update({ binding: ['command+d'] });

spec

Below is an example of a collection:

{
  "editor":
  [
    {
      "name": "save",
      "description": "Save",
      "binding": [
        [ "ctrl+s" ],
        [ "command+s" ]
      ],
      "options": {
        "enabled": true
      }
    }
  ]
}

### fields

• name must be unique
• binding is an array of two arrays that defines win and mac shortcuts respectively
• description is description text
• options is always extended when you do update

api

keyconfig(collections={})

Collection(name, models=[])

.add(model)

.update(name, value={}, silent=false)

.toJSON()

.getCollidingWin()

.getCollidingMac()

Keyconfig and Collection instances also proxy underscore methods.

Model(value={})

.update(value={}, silent=false)

.getWinKeys()

.getMacKeys()

.getWinChecksum()

.getMacChecksum()

.toJSON()

Updating a model triggers a change event that bubble up.

license

mit