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solid-hotkeys

v0.3.2

Published

[![Solid Hotkeys Banner](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/alekangelov/solid-hotkeys/main/hotkeys-banner.png)](https://alekangelov.github.io/solid-hotkeys)

Downloads

5

Readme

Solid Hotkeys - Cmd+S+H

Solid Hotkeys Banner

Solid Hotkeys is the easiest way to add hotkeys to your application. Built for and with Solid.

Motivation

You gotta have hotkeys in your app. It doesn't use timeouts and other stuff like that, but rather checks if the keys currently are pressed and in the right order.

Gotchas

This library uses OPTIMISTIC DEFAULT PREVANTION or ODP - YEAH YOU KNOW ME. Which basically means if you have a hotkey with the keys META+S+D, everything before that will have it's default behaviour prevented.

Installation

There are a couple of things you need to do to install Hotkeys.

# yarn
yarn add solid-hotkeys

# npm
npm i solid-hotkeys

and presto you can get to hotkeying.

Usage

The API is pretty simple and extensively typed, so it's going to be really hard to mess it up, but here are a couple of examples:

Prerequisites

Register the useHotkeys hook in your app.

render(() => {
  useHotkeys();
  return <div />;
}, document.getElementById('root') as HTMLElement);

Basic

const opposite = (prev: boolean) => !prev;

const Basic = () => {
  const [show, setShow] = createSignal(false);

  createHotkey(['META', 'S'], event => {
    event.preventDefault();
    setShow(true);
  });

  return (
    <Show when={show()} fallback={"I'm not shown"}>
      I'm shown now
    </Show>
  );
};

NOTE: THE CURRENTLY PRESSED KEYS ARE ALL UPPERCASE BECAUSE OF NORMALIZATION

  • it has full types, so it'll be pretty easy to adjust

Types

You can also import the types so you can have stricter typing in your app!

import type {
  HotkeyArray,
  NormalizedKeys,
  HotkeyEvent,
  HotkeyCallback,
} from 'solid-hotkeys';
  • HotkeyArray -> what useHotkeys expects -> an array of all the normalized keys
  • Normalized Keys -> All of the keys that are maybe on a keyboard, uppercased
  • HotkeyEvent -> a stricter event where keys are strictly typed.
  • HotkeyCallback -> what the callback for the createHotkey function is

Closing notes

Report bugs, features and such and let's get this party started.

Cheers, -Alek