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use-key-sequence

v1.0.4

Published

A simple react-hook to trigger callbacks for printable characters

Downloads

7

Readme

use-key-sequence

A React hook to bind a sequence of printable characters to a callback.

Installation

Install with npm, yarn, or pnpm.

# npm
npm install use-key-seuqnece

# yarn
yarn add use-key-sequence

# pnpm
pnpm install use-key-sequence

Usage

With Delay

useKeySequence will run the callback when the user releases the key (i.e triggering keyup event).

import useKeySequence from "use-key-sequence";

const Demo = () => {
  const { sequence } = useKeySequence({
    sequences: {
      j: () => console.log("Pressed j"),
    },
    enabled: true,
    delayed: 1000, // ms
    clearMarker: "Escape",
  });
};

When the user releases the key, the hook will attempt to find a callback matching the sequence of key pressed after the delayed is completed. If there is no matching callback, the sequence is reset to an empty string. Otherwise, sequences[sequence] will be executed. At any point, if the user enters <Esc> the input sequence will be cleared.

With Input

Instead of delaying, useKeySequence can listen to a key which will trigger the callback via triggerMarker.

import useKeySequence from "use-key-sequence";

const Demo = () => {
  const { sequence } = useKeySequence({
    sequences: {
      j: () => console.log("Pressed j"),
    },
    enabled: true,
    triggerMarker: "Enter",
  });
};

Note that either triggerMarker or delay must be provided as props.

Delaying Callback

enabled dictates whether the hook should be listening to keystroke initially. To enable or disable event listener, use setEnabled setter returned by the hook.

import useKeySequence from "use-key-sequence";

const Demo = () => {
  const { setEnabled } = useKeySequence({
    sequences: {
      j: () => console.log("Pressed j"),
    },
    triggerMarker: "Enter",
    delay: 1000,
  });

  return <button onClick={() => setEnabled(true)}>Enable me</button>;
};

Manual Execution

If necessary, it's possible to manually trigger the callback that is binded to the current keystroke sequence or reset the sequence using the returned values from the hook.

import useKeySequence from "use-key-sequence";

const Demo = () => {
  const { reset, execute } = useKeySequence({
    sequences: {
      j: () => console.log("Pressed j"),
    },
    triggerMarker: "Enter",
    delay: 1000,
  });
};