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@svelte-put/shortcut
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<script lang="ts">
import { shortcut, type ShortcutEventDetail } from '@svelte-put/shortcut';
function handleK(detail: ShortcutEventDetail) {
console.log('attached node:', detail.node);
console.log('original trigger config:', detail.trigger);
}
</script>
<svelte:window use:shortcut={{ trigger: { key: 'k', modifier: ['ctrl', 'meta'], callback: handleK,
}, }} />
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