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@3mo/key

v0.1.1

Published

A web component for keyboard keys and shortcuts rendered the platform's way, as ⌘K on Apple and Ctrl + K elsewhere.

Readme

Key

A web component for keyboard keys and shortcuts rendered the platform's way, as ⌘K on Apple and Ctrl + K elsewhere.

npm Documentation

A keyboard shortcut, written as KeyboardEvent.key names and shown in the conventions of the user's platform.

Installation

npm install @3mo/key
import '@3mo/key'

Usage

<mo-key>Meta+K</mo-key>

Examples

  • Platforms — Meta is the primary modifier, ⌘ on Apple platforms and Ctrl elsewhere, and modifiers follow the platform's order whatever order they are written in.
  • Independent Keys — + joins the keys of a chord, and whitespace separates keys pressed on their own, such as the arrows that move through a list.
  • Special Keys — Keys are named as in KeyboardEvent.key: known ones take their platform's symbol or abbreviation, others such as F5 show as written.
  • Separator — separator replaces what stands between the keys of a chord, none on Apple platforms and + elsewhere by default.
  • Colored Surfaces — Keys take their colors from the inherited one, so they stay legible on any surface.
  • Custom Properties — The keycaps' colors and font are custom properties.

API

mo-key

Properties

| Name | Attribute | Type | Default | Description | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | label | | string | | The speakable representation announced to screen readers, e.g. "Command K". | | platform | platform | "apple" \| "other" | "defaultPlatform" | The platform to present the keys for. Defaults to the detected platform; override for previews or tests. | | separator | separator | string \| undefined | | The visual separator between the keys of a chord. Defaults to the platform convention, i.e. none on Apple platforms and + elsewhere. |

Slots

| Name | Description | | --- | --- | | (default) | The shortcut, in which + joins the keys of a chord and whitespace separates independent keys. |

CSS custom properties

| Name | Description | | --- | --- | | --mo-key-color | The foreground color of the keycaps. Defaults to a slightly muted inherited color. | | --mo-key-background | The background color of the keycaps. Defaults to a tint of the inherited color. | | --mo-key-border-color | The border color of the keycaps, which also draws their bottom edge. | | --mo-key-font-family | The font of the legends. Defaults to the theme's --mo-font-family-mono. |

Links

License

MIT © 3MO GmbH