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https://github.com/ruanyl/react-keyboard

Handle keyboard event in React
https://github.com/ruanyl/react-keyboard

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Handle keyboard event in React

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# Introduction

react-keyboard is wrap of mousetrap.js in React, it offers keyboard shortcuts handling in React application.

![react-keyboard](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/486382/52902608-e9d3fa00-321b-11e9-8138-35ff1dcf6c3c.gif)

## Getting started

### Install

```bash
npm install react-keyboard
```

### Usage Example

#### Defined keyMap

```typescript
const keyMap = {
cmdK: {
combo: 'command+k',
eventType: 'keyup',
},
deleteNode: ['del', 'backspace'],
left: 'left',
}
```

A KeyMap is an object which value is the key sequence. The key sequence can be:

1. `string` which can be a single key `left` or combination of keys `command+k`
2. `array` which is an array of multiple key commands: `['del', 'backspace']`
3. `object` only use an object if you need to listen to specific event type: `{combo: 'command+k', eventType: 'keyup'}`

#### Use HotKeys Component

```typescript
import { HotKeys, Handlers } from 'react-keyboard'

export class MyHotKeys extends React.Component {

showDocumentation = () => {
console.log('show doc')
}
deleteNode = () => {
console.log('deleted')
}
moveLeft = () => {
console.log('move left')
}
showChildDocumentation = () => {
console.log('show child doc')
}

handlersParent = {
cmdK: this.showDocumentation,
deleteNode: this.deleteNode,
}

handlersChild = {
cmdK: this.showChildDocumentation,
left: this.moveLeft,
}

render() {
return
this is my hotkeys
A child

}
}
```

Note: Child HotKeys components can inherit `keyMap` from their parents. You don't necessarily define `keyMap` for each child if parents already have the shortcuts you need.