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shortcutter

v0.2.0

Published

Tiny, dependency-free library to manage keyboard shortcuts in your application.

Downloads

13

Readme

SHORTCUTTER

Tiny, dependency-free library to manage keyboard shortcuts in your application.

Getting started

  1. Install the library from npm registry:
npm install --save shortcutter
  1. Import the necessary parts into your project:
import {PHASES, useShortcutter} from 'shortcutter';
  1. Use shortcutter to start using shortcuts:
const shortcutter = useShortcutter();
  1. Add your first key binding
shortcutter.listen(
  // context, where you would like to add a shortcut
  'default', 
  // keys, which invoke callback
  ['a', 's'],
  // callback which `shortcutter` should invoke
  (event: Event, phase: PHASES) => alert(`My first key binding on ${phase}`),
  // phases when `shortcutter` should invoke callback 
  PHASES.DOWN_PRESS_UP,
);
  1. Open your test application in browser, and press A + S

API

Types

PHASES

The string-type PHASES contains all possible variants of the shortcut's status.

| Variant | Value | | --- | --- | | PHASES.DOWN | down | | PHASES.PRESS | press | | PHASES.UP | up | | PHASES.DOWN_PRESS | down\|press | | PHASES.DOWN_UP | down\|up | | PHASES.PRESS_UP | press\|up | | PHASES.DOWN_PRESS_UP | down\|press\|up |

Interfaces

useShortcutter

Returns interface to control contexts and shortcuts.

const {
  listen,
  unlisten,
  hasContext,
  getActiveContext
  setActiveContext
} = useShortcutter();

shortcutter.listen

Adds a listener for defined keys into the shortcutter's context.

| Arguments | Type |Description | | --- | --- | --- | | context | string | --- | | keys | string[] | --- | | callback | (event: Event, phases: PHASES) => void | --- | | phases | PHASES | --- |

Returns shortcutter.unlisten.

shortcutter.unlisten

Removes a listener for defined keys from the shortcutter's context.

| Arguments | Type |Description | | --- | --- | --- | | context | string | --- | | keys | string[] | --- | | phases | PHASES | --- |

shortcutter.hasContext

Checks if a passed context is already added to Shortcutter.

| Arguments | Type |Description | | --- | --- | --- | | name | string | --- |

shortcutter.getActiveContext

Returns active context's name.

shortcutter.setActiveContext

Sets passed context as the active one.

| Arguments | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | name | string | --- |

Versioning

This library follows Semantic Versioning.

License

Shortcutter is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more details.

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