useKeyModifier ​
Reactive Modifier State. Tracks state of any of the supported modifiers - see Browser Compatibility notes.
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capsLock
numLock
scrollLock
shift
control
alt
Usage ​
ts
import { useKeyModifier } from '@vueuse/core'
const capsLockState = useKeyModifier('CapsLock')
console.log(capsLockState.value)
Events ​
You can customize which events will prompt the state to update. By default, these are mouseup
, mousedown
, keyup
, keydown
. To customize these events:
ts
import { useKeyModifier } from '@vueuse/core'
const capsLockState = useKeyModifier('CapsLock', { events: ['mouseup', 'mousedown'] })
console.log(capsLockState) // null
// Caps Lock turned on with key press
console.log(capsLockState) // null
// Mouse button clicked
console.log(capsLockState) // true
Initial State ​
By default, the returned ref will be Ref<null>
until the first event is received. You can explicitly pass the initial state to it via:
ts
const capsLockState1 = useKeyModifier('CapsLock') // Ref<boolean | null>
const capsLockState2 = useKeyModifier('CapsLock', { initial: false }) // Ref<boolean>
Type Declarations ​
typescript
export type KeyModifier =
| "Alt"
| "AltGraph"
| "CapsLock"
| "Control"
| "Fn"
| "FnLock"
| "Meta"
| "NumLock"
| "ScrollLock"
| "Shift"
| "Symbol"
| "SymbolLock"
export interface UseModifierOptions<Initial> extends ConfigurableDocument {
/**
* Event names that will prompt update to modifier states
*
* @default ['mousedown', 'mouseup', 'keydown', 'keyup']
*/
events?: WindowEventName[]
/**
* Initial value of the returned ref
*
* @default null
*/
initial?: Initial
}
export type UseKeyModifierReturn<Initial> = Ref<
Initial extends boolean ? boolean : boolean | null
>
export declare function useKeyModifier<Initial extends boolean | null>(
modifier: KeyModifier,
options?: UseModifierOptions<Initial>,
): UseKeyModifierReturn<Initial>
Source ​
Contributors ​
Anthony Fu
Jelf
Anthony Fu
Joe Maylor