An Angular.JS directive to bind keyboard shortcuts to DOM elements.
Using Bower:
$ bower install ng-shortcut --save
Include the JavaScript code somewhere in your HTML code:
<script src="/path/to/ng-shortcut.js"></script>
Add ngShortcut as a module dependency to your app:
angular.module('myApp', [
'ngShortcut',
'myApp.MyCtrl'
])
You can bind keyboard shortcuts to HTML elements like this:
<button shortcut="...">Button</button>
Possible values for the shortcut
attribute are:
- a key code, like
32
for the space key - a list of key codes separated by comma, like
32,13
for space or enter key - a key code with a modifier key, like
alt-65
for Option+A - a number of key codes with modifiers, left as an exercise for the reader
A tiny tool to help you find out which key codes to use can be found here.
By default the click
event will be triggered when the specified shortcut is
used. You can configure a different event to be triggered by using the
additional shortcut-event="focus"
attribute.
Also, by default the trigger
method on the element
is used to trigger the
event. If you want to use the triggerHandler
method instead, add an
additional shortcut-trigger-handler
attribute. (Note: This changed in 0.1.1.
In 0.1.0 the triggerHandler
was always used.)