It is not only a fully functional graph visualization library, but also an explorer of data relationships.
!!!###!!!title=Shortcuts——VisActor/VGraph tutorial documents!!!###!!!!!!###!!!description=The Shortcuts component in vGraph is used to handle keyboard shortcuts. It listens for key combinations to process user shortcut operations.- Supported modifier keys: `⇧`, `shift`, `⌥`, `alt`, `option`, `^`, `ctrl`, `control`, `⌘`,`command`.- Supported special keys: `,`, `.`, `/`, `-`, `=`, `;`, `[`, `]`, `backspace`, `tab`, `clear`, `enter`, `return`, `esc`, `escape`, `space`, `up`, `down`, `left`, `right`, `home`, `end`, `pageup`, `pagedown`, `del`, `delete`, `f1` - `f12`.The Shortcuts component accepts a `shortcutsHandlers` configuration, with the type defined as follows:```javascripttype ShortcutsHandlers = { [key: string]: { // Can be a single shortcut or multiple combinations, separated by commas. Refer to the built-in shortcuts for details. shortcut: string; // Event handler method handler: (event: KeyboardEvent | ClipboardEvent) => {}; };};```Here is an example of using the Shortcuts component. You can also try it in the demo.```javascriptimport { Graph, Shortcuts } from "@visactor/vgraph";const shortcuts = new Shortcuts({ pressA: { shortcut: 'a', handler: (event: KeyboardEvent | ClipboardEvent) => { console.log('you just pressed a'); } },});```Since shortcut operations often need to work with the operation stack (e.g., copy and paste), vGraph provides a utility method to generate default shortcut actions, as shown below:```javascriptimport { Graph, Stack, Shortcuts, getDefaultShortcuts } from "@visactor/vgraph";// The stack should support copy, cut, paste, select, and delete commands to work correctly with default shortcuts.const stack = new Stack({...});const shortcutsHandlers = getDefaultShortcuts(stack);// shortcutsHandlers will be returned as an object, allowing you to remove any unwanted shortcuts. For example, to disable select all. See the list below for all default shortcuts.delete shortcutsHandlers.selectAll;const shortcuts = new Shortcuts(shortcutsHandlers);```!!!###!!!
Shortcuts
The Shortcuts component in vGraph is used to handle keyboard shortcuts. It listens for key combinations to process user shortcut operations.
The Shortcuts component accepts a shortcutsHandlers configuration, with the type defined as follows:
type ShortcutsHandlers = {
[key: string]: {
// Can be a single shortcut or multiple combinations, separated by commas. Refer to the built-in shortcuts for details.
shortcut: string;
// Event handler method
handler: (event: KeyboardEvent | ClipboardEvent) => {};
};
};
Here is an example of using the Shortcuts component. You can also try it in the demo.
import { Graph, Shortcuts } from "@visactor/vgraph";
const shortcuts = new Shortcuts({
pressA: {
shortcut: 'a',
handler: (event: KeyboardEvent | ClipboardEvent) => {
console.log('you just pressed a');
}
},
});
Since shortcut operations often need to work with the operation stack (e.g., copy and paste), vGraph provides a utility method to generate default shortcut actions, as shown below:
import { Graph, Stack, Shortcuts, getDefaultShortcuts } from "@visactor/vgraph";
// The stack should support copy, cut, paste, select, and delete commands to work correctly with default shortcuts.
const stack = new Stack({...});
const shortcutsHandlers = getDefaultShortcuts(stack);
// shortcutsHandlers will be returned as an object, allowing you to remove any unwanted shortcuts. For example, to disable select all. See the list below for all default shortcuts.
delete shortcutsHandlers.selectAll;
const shortcuts = new Shortcuts(shortcutsHandlers);
Built-in Default Shortcuts
vGraph has several commonly used shortcuts built-in, which can be obtained via getDefaultShortcuts(stack).