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react-combokeys

v0.1.0

Published

Bind to keyboard shortcuts in React.

Downloads

3

Readme

react-combokeys

Bind to keyboard shortcuts in React.

NOTE: This React component library wraps combokeys which is a fork of mousetrap. combokeys handles the capturing of keyboard shortcuts/combos/keypresses.

Install

$ yarn add react-combokeys
# npm v5+
$ npm install react-combokeys
# before npm v5
$ npm install --save react-combokeys

Usage

// 3rd-party imports

import ReactDOM from "react-dom";
import React, { Component } from "react";

import ComboKeys from "react-combokeys";

// function as child component

ReactDOM.render(
    <ComboKeys bind={["a", "command+shift+k"]} keyup="b" keydown="c">
        {({ combo }) => {
            return <div>{`Combo: ${combo || "none yet"}`}</div>;
        }}
    </ComboKeys>,
    mountNode
);

// render prop

const render = ({ combo }) => {
    return <div>{`Combo: ${combo || "none yet"}`}</div>;
};

ReactDOM.render(
    <ComboKeys
        bind={["a", "command+shift+k"]}
        keyup="b"
        keydown="c"
        render={render}
    />,
    mountNode
);

Props

render (optional)

An optional function that is called whenever a keyboard shortcut/combo has been detected, or when internal state for tracking keyboard shortcut/combo has changed.

It's expected that render function returns a single React element. This has same API semantics as React.Component.render().

If render function is given, it has precedence over any given child component:

// TODO: add example

Function as child component (optional)

Same semantics as render prop function (see above).

If render function is not given, then the child component will be invoked as a function.

// TODO: add example

onCombo (optional)

An optional function that is called whenever a keyboard shortcut/combo has been detected.

The onCombo function is invoked with an object argument: ({ event, combo, action }).

Credits

Some parts of code (e.g. getRootProps()) were blatantly copied from: https://github.com/paypal/downshift

Kudos to @kentcdodds and his article here, for inspiring me to create this React component library using the ideas that he (and others) have preached.

License

MIT.