Bump react-hotkeys from 1.1.4 to 2.0.0 in /frontend

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Bumps react-hotkeys from 1.1.4 to 2.0.0.

Release notes

Sourced from react-hotkeys's releases.

v2.0.0

This release represents a complete re-write of the internals and much of the interface of react-hotkeys. Mousetrap has been removed as a dependency, and instead react-hotkeys works on the top of the React SyntheticEvent events system.

Upgrading from v1.*?

This release is the same as the v2.0.0-pre9 and these release notes contain a summary of the changes moving from v1.* to v2.0.0.

Upgrading from v2.0.0-pre*?

Ignore this set of release notes, and follow the notes for each each pre-release starting from the version you are using, up to v2.0.0-pre9.

Breaking Changes

__mousetrap__ is no longer available

Rather unsurprisingly, with the removal of Mousetrap, it's no longer possible to access the private Mousetrap instance to configure it. Many of the use-cases for needing to do so have been covered by API updates described below. If your use-case is not covered, however, please create a new issue.

HotKeyMapMixin has been removed

This was an internal part of react-hotkeys and is no longer used, and so it does not makes sense to continue to provide it.

FocusTrap has been removed

Similar to HotKeyMapMixin, this was an internal part of react-hotkeys and is no longer used, and so it does not makes sense to continue to provide it.

withHotKeys has been replaced

The old withHotKeys function has been repurposed and should not be used in the same way the old one was (more on this later). The old implementation is still available as deprecatedWithHotKeys, but it is no longer officially supported and will be removed in future versions.

Before:

import {withHotKeys} from 'react-hotkeys';
const ACTION_KEY_MAP = {
'changeColor': 'alt+c',
};
withHotKeys(ACTION_KEY_MAP)(HOCWrappedNode);

After (suggested):

You can write your own function or HoC that supplies the same keyMap to a component passed to it.

import {HotKeys} from 'react-hotkeys';
const ACTION_KEY_MAP = {
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Commits

• 600a196 📦 v2.0.0
• 38104c8 🏷 Merge branch 'master' into dev_refactor
• 9f7db65 📦 Version 2.0.0-pre9
• 799849e 💬 💚 Rename test file to cover holding down command
• d8e83cf 🐛 Fix #201: Always allow submatches for combinations involving command
• 89fdc8b 👕 Address linting suggestions
• a01a968 👓 Rename KeyEventStateManager to KeyEventStateArrayManager
• 2102ee9 👓 Rename KeyEventRecordState to KeyEventState
• 9cd1ace 👓 Rename KeyCombinationRecord to KeyCombination
• 7dfe0ea 👓 Rename KeyCombinationHistory to KeyHistory
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