20 JavaScript libraries for handling Keyboard Events (1)

Keyboard Events can improve the ease of use of websites, improve the user experience of interaction with websites, or trigger events on pages through keyboard input. These are all very necessary to use shortcuts or keyboard input entries.

Integrating these event processing into HTML documents and defining related functions using JavaScript is another great way to make web applications as convenient as desktop applications. Next, we will introduce the 20 JavaScript libraries used to process keyboard time. This helps you handle various Keyboard Events, which is convenient and practical. Enjoy it :)

Keypress

Keypress is an input capture library with many special functions. It is very easy to use and has a very small script of about 9kb), and has no dependencies. This library supports all mainstream browsers and operating systems, but has not been tested on non-English keyboards.

Mousetrap

Mousetrap is an independent library without external dependencies. Its minimum size is about 1.9kb. Mousetrap is very easy to expand, as long as the page contains Mousetrap and the JavaScript library to be extended.

Mousetrap supports Internet Explorer 6 +, Safari, Firefox, and Chrome.

JQuery Hotkeys

JQuery. Hotkeys allows you to add or delete various Keyboard Events in the source code, and supports almost any combination of keys. You only need a line of code to bind or unbind a shortcut key. Supports windows, Mac, and Linux browsers: IE 6/7/8, FF 1.5/2/3, Opera-9, Safari-3 and Chrome-0.2.

Keymage

Keymage is a very small library implemented by JavaScript to bind shortcut keys. It does not have any dependencies and is very easy to expand. Users can easily use it to develop a new library.