Takes in a keypress/keydown/keyup event and returns a chord string. E.g. ctrl+shift+t
$ npm install @f/keychord
var keychord = require('@f/keychord')
function render () {
return <div onKeypress={handleKeypress} />
}
function handleKeypress (e) {
switch (keychord(e)) {
case 'enter':
// handle enter
break
case 'shift+enter':
// handle shift+enter
break
case 'ctrl+up':
// handle ctrl+up
break
}
}event- A (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/KeyboardEvent)[KeyboardEvent] as in keypress/keyup/keydown.
Returns: A keychord string. If only one key is being pressed, just returns the name of that key. If it is a sequence of keys, returns a string of the form 'ctrl+shift+enter'.
MIT