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- el3um4s
- - Joined 9 Nov, 2015
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KeyCode Info

I created keycode.info with Construct 3. It was a much simpler experiment than expected

Links:
- Demo: c3demo.stranianelli.com
- GitHub: github.com/el3um4s/construct-demo
- Patreon: https://patreon.com/el3um4s
- el3um4s
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its working

Hurray!
- el3um4s
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What browser do you use?

https://c3demo.stranianelli.com/mini-template/005-keycode-info/demo/

On this page it works for me. On your pc?
- el3um4s
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Not seeing your project makes it difficult to guess what is going wrong.

I just uploaded a small template to GitHub to show you the code in action:

demo

c3demo.stranianelli.com

github.com/el3um4s/construct-demo

el3um4s
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Well, if you just want to disable the F1 to F12 keys you can use a simpler code:

function stopSpecialKeyBrowser(e) {
 e.stopImmediatePropagation();
 e.preventDefault();
};

function stopFunctionKeys(e) {
 match(e.code)
 .on(k => k === "F1", () => stopSpecialKeyBrowser(e))
 .on(k => k === "F2", () => stopSpecialKeyBrowser(e))
 .on(k => k === "F3", () => stopSpecialKeyBrowser(e))
 .on(k => k === "F4", () => stopSpecialKeyBrowser(e))
 .on(k => k === "F5", () => stopSpecialKeyBrowser(e))
 .on(k => k === "F6", () => stopSpecialKeyBrowser(e))
 .on(k => k === "F7", () => stopSpecialKeyBrowser(e))
 .on(k => k === "F8", () => stopSpecialKeyBrowser(e))
 .on(k => k === "F9", () => stopSpecialKeyBrowser(e))
 .on(k => k === "F10", () => stopSpecialKeyBrowser(e))
 .on(k => k === "F11", () => stopSpecialKeyBrowser(e))
 .on(k => k === "F12", () => stopSpecialKeyBrowser(e))			
 .otherwise(k => () => 0);
};

runOnStartup(async runtime => {
 document.addEventListener('keydown', stopFunctionKeys);
});


const matched = x => ({
 on: () => matched(x),
 otherwise: () => x,
})

const match = x => ({ 
 on: (pred, fn) => (pred(x) ? matched(fn(x)) : match(x)),
 otherwise: fn => fn(x),
})

- el3um4s
- - Joined 9 Nov, 2015
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- 10 Apr, 2021
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I don't understand what the problem is. But I think I had a similar problem some time ago. In my Text Editor template I have implemented the controls "ALT + N", "CTRL + O", "CTRL + S", "CTRL + SHIFT + S", "CTRL + R". I used this code:

- keyboardShortcuts.js

Link:

- GitHub

- demo

In your code, I would first try to replace window with globalThis (see this).
- el3um4s
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- 8 Apr, 2021
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> Pomodoro

> ...

I really liked the app, I made my contribution on github.

guimaraf Thanks so much :)
- el3um4s
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Nice, I like it
- el3um4s
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Pomodoro

It’s a Pomodoro Clock living in the Windows taskbar. When the time runs out, a notification appears in the Windows notification bar. To achieve this I combined Electron and the WebApi Notifications.

Links:
- GitHub: https://github.com/el3um4s/pomodoro-c3
- Free Patreon Post: https://www.patreon.com/posts/pomodoro-clock-49716203
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- el3um4s
- - Joined 9 Nov, 2015
  - 36 topics • 370 posts
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- 6 Apr, 2021
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Pomodoro

It’s a Pomodoro Clock living in the Windows taskbar. When the time runs out, a notification appears in the Windows notification bar. To achieve this I combined Electron and the WebApi Notifications.

Links:
- GitHub: https://github.com/el3um4s/pomodoro-c3
- Free Patreon Post: https://www.patreon.com/posts/pomodoro-clock-49716203
- el3um4s
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- 31 Mar, 2021
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Thank you NotionGames :) I'm glad you like my experiments

If you like you can contact me on twitter https://twitter.com/el3um4s
- el3um4s
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You can try with
globalThis.getNextGame("This is alert")