vue-global-events
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Listen to events on the document anywhere
npm install vue-global-events
import GlobalEvents from 'vue-global-events'
// register globally
Vue.component(GlobalEvents)
// or locally
export default {
components: { GlobalEvents },
// rest of your component
}
After that you can register global events like this:
<GlobalEvents
v-if="listenersConnected"
@keyup.ctrl.tab="nextTab"
@keyup.ctrl.shift.tab="previousTab"
@keyup.space="pause"
@contextmenu="openMenu"
/>
Run tests in watch mode:
npm run dev
Just use poi
# if not yet installed
npm i -g poi
poi index.js
Damian Dulisz @shentao
Eduardo San Martin Morote @posva
FAQs
Register global events using vue template shortcuts
We found that vue-global-events demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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