cheet('↑ ↑ ↓ ↓ ← → ← → b a', function () { alert('Voilà!'); });
cheet('i d d q d', function () {
alert('god mode enabled');
});
cheet('o n e a t a t i m e', {
next: function (str, key, num, seq) {
console.log('key pressed: ' + key);
console.log('progress: ' + num / seq.length);
console.log('seq: ' + seq.join(' '));
},
fail: function () {
console.log('sequence failed');
},
done: function () {
console.log('+30 lives ;)');
}
});
cheet('o n c e', function () {
console.log('This will only fire once.');
cheet.disable('o n c e');
});
var sequences = {
cross: 'up down left right',
circle: 'left up right down'
};
cheet(sequences.cross);
cheet(sequences.circle);
cheet.done(function (seq) {
if (seq === sequences.cross) {
console.log('cross!');
} else {
console.log('circle!');
}
});
My personal site uses cheet.js (Try the Konami Code)
bower install cheet.js
<script src="/bower_components/cheet.js/cheet.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
component install namuol/cheet.js
<script src="/components/namuol-cheet.js/cheet.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
Map a sequence of keypresses to a callback. This can be called multiple times.
sequence
(String)A string representation of a sequence of key names.
Each keyname must be separated by a single space.
done(str, seq)
(callback)A callback to execute each time the sequence is correctly pressed.
Arguments:
str
- The string representation of the sequence that completed.seq
- An array of key names representing the sequence that completed.
fail(str, seq)
(callback)A callback to execute each time a sequence's progress is broken.
Arguments:
str
- The string representation of the sequence that failed.seq
- An array of key names representing the sequence that was pressed.
next(str, key, num, seq)
(callback)A callback to execute each time a correct key in the sequence is pressed in order.
Arguments:
str
- The string representation of the sequence that is in progress.key
- The name of the key that was just pressed.num
- A number representing the current progress of the sequence. (starts at 0)seq
- An array of key names representing the sequence that is in progress.
Set a global callback that executes whenever any mapped sequence is completed successfully.
callback(str, seq)
(callback)A callback to execute each time any sequence is correctly pressed.
Arguments:
str
- The string representation of the sequence that completed.seq
- An array of key names representing the sequence that completed.
Set a global callback that executes whenever any mapped sequence progresses.
callback(str, key, num, seq)
(callback)A callback to execute each time a correct key in any sequence is pressed in order.
Arguments:
str
- The string representation of the sequence that is in progress.key
- The name of the key that was just pressed.num
- A number representing the current progress of the sequence. (starts at 0)seq
- An array of key names representing the sequence that is in progress.
Set a global callback that executes whenever any in-progress sequence is broken.
callback(str, seq)
(callback)A callback to execute each time any sequence's progress is broken.
Arguments:
str
- The string representation of the sequence that failed.seq
- An array of key names representing the sequence that was pressed.
Disable a previously-mapped sequence.
sequence
(String)The same string you used to map the callback when using
cheet(seq, ...)
.
NOTE: Key names are case-sensitive
left
|L
|←
up
|U
|↑
right
|R
|→
down
|D
|↓
0
-9
(main number keys)a
-z
backspace
tab
enter
|return
shift
|⇧
control
|ctrl
|⌃
alt
|option
|⌥
command
|⌘
pause
capslock
esc
space
pageup
pagedown
end
home
insert
delete
equal
|=
comma
|,
minus
|-
period
|.
kp_0
-kp_9
kp_multiply
kp_plus
kp_minus
kp_decimal
kp_divide
f1
-f12
MIT
From the cheet.js' root directory:
grunt test
You can also run the tests directly in your browser:
grunt test.open
Or just view them online.
Special thanks to Guilherme J. Tramontina for writing the delicious mocha/chai test suite.
cheet.js
was just a fun little one-night project I made to put easter eggs on my personal site.
If you're looking for something more useful/serious, check out Mousetrap.