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A frontend JavaScript package for managing keyboard shortcuts/events.
npm install keylogic --save
createKeyShortcut(callback, ...keys)
// Being a default export, you can name this function whatever you want.
import createKeyShortcut from "keylogic";
// The first argument is a callback function for when the shortcut is pressed, and the rest define the keybinds.
const myShortcut = createKeyShortcut(
(event) => {
/* Your callback */
},
"control",
"alt",
"a"
);
// To unbind the shortcut, simply call:
myShortcut.unbind();
// To re-bind it later:
myShortcut.bind();
⚠️ When calling createKeyShortcut, always use the key name(event.key), not the key code or any other identifier. Created shortcuts will attempt to block a default shortcut in your browser, if present.
Letters: a-z
Numbers: 0-9
Modifier keys: control, alt, shift, meta (Windows key, Command key, Chromebook search key)
Other common keys:
capslock
tab
enter
escape
backspace
arrowup, arrowdown, arrowleft, arrowright
Everything by Jacob Hackney.
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A frontend JavaScript package for managing keyboard shortcuts/events.
We found that keylogic demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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