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combo-keys

v1.0.0

Published

Combination keydown handler

Downloads

21

Readme

combo

Frontend combo-key listener

Build Status Coverage Status

Usage

  • Download TODO (npm and bower) publish

  • Simply include the javascript file

<script type="text/javascript" src="dist/Combo.min.js"></script> 
  • Nearly done
var comboChain = [
    keymap.up,
    keymap.down,
    keymap.left,
    keymap.right
];
var combo = new Combo(comboChain, comboFinalCallback);
  • So the comboFinalCallbak() will be called when you do it right.

APIs

Full usage will be

var combo = new Combo(
    comboChain,
    comboFinalCallback,
    maxDelay,
    comboPerCallback,
    comboFailureCallback
);
combo.removeComboListener();

comboChain

An array includes the keys of combo, eg.

// given defined keymap
var keymap = {
    left: 37,
    up: 38,
    right: 39,
    down: 40
};
var comboChain = [
    keymap.up,
    keymap.down,
    keymap.left,
    keymap.right
];

comboFinalCallbak

Function to be called when finish successfully the combo

maxDelay

The max delay between two presses, default set to 1 second. E.g. If maxDelay set to 0.5 seconds, given the above comboChain, the presses of key.UP and key.DOWN with an interval larger than 0.5s will not be considered as sucessful.

comboPerCallback

Function to be called for every key presses in comboChain

comboFailureCallback

Function to be called when a failure occured. Generally you exceed the max delay.

Test

  • Assuming karma grunt is installed
  • Clone or use npm to download the whole project karma start
  • Or grunt test

Build

grunt build

Check style

grunt coding-rules