keyxy provides you with the XY co-ordinates for any key on the keyboard.
You can see a demo here.
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I was working on a sound synthesizer app that played a sound depending on the co-ordinates of the key pressed. I extracted the key detection logic into a separate npm package called keyxy and added a demo react app for previewing.
Install the keyxy npm package:
npm install keyxy
Import the getXY() function:
import { getXY } from "keyxy";
Call the getXY() function with the key name to get a timename:
const { x, y } = getTimeName(key);
This package has no dependencies.
This package has no devDependencies.
MIT License
Copyright (c) Ankur Seth.
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