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Keymaster-clj

Keymaster-clj is a global shortcut library for Clojure. It functions as a tiny wrapper around jkeymaster, which is its only dependency.

Installation

Add [org.clojars.houshuang/keymaster-clj "0.1.0"] to your dependencies in project.clj.

Usage

(let [provider (keymaster.core/make-provider)]
  (keymaster.core/register provider "control shift 1" #(println %)))

You first acquire a provider with keymaster.core/provider, which initializes the library. You then call keymaster.core/register with the provider, the keyboard shortcut as a string, and the function callback. Once you're done, you call keymaster.core/stop on the provider to deregister the keyboard shortcuts, and cancel the provider. Note that this causes the REPL to hang, but seems to work fine in running apps. See src/example.clj for a functional example (run with lein run -m keymaster.example/main).

Multiplatform

The Java library jkeymaster is supposed to work on OSX, Linux and Windows. I've only tested this Clojure wrapper on OSX, and I believe Michael Marsh has tested it on Ubuntu.

Thanks

@raek (Rasmus Svensson) helped me out a ton in the #clojure IRC channel to get this working, I really appreciate it.

Michael Marsh encouraged me with the first pull request, making the code neater, and making it work on Ubuntu.

Contributors

Stian Håklev
Michael Marsh

License

Distributed under the Eclipse Public License, the same as Clojure.