FRP.Netwire.Input.JavaScript

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data JSInputState

data JSInputControl

type JSInput = State JSInputState

type JSInputT m = StateT JSInputState m

data Key

Constructors

KeyA

KeyB

KeyC

KeyD

KeyE

KeyF

KeyG

KeyH

KeyI

KeyJ

KeyK

KeyL

KeyM

KeyN

KeyO

KeyP

KeyQ

KeyR

KeyS

KeyT

KeyU

KeyV

KeyW

KeyX

KeyY

KeyZ

Key0

Key1

Key2

Key3

Key4

Key5

Key6

Key7

Key8

Key9

KeySpace

KeyEnter

KeyTab

KeyEsc

KeyBackspace

KeyShift

KeyControl

KeyAlt

KeyCapsLock

KeyNumLock

KeyArrowLeft

KeyArrowUp

KeyArrowRight

KeyArrowDown

KeyIns

KeyDel

KeyHome

KeyEnd

KeyPgUp

KeyPgDown

KeyF1

KeyF2

KeyF3

KeyF4

KeyF5

KeyF6

KeyF7

KeyF8

KeyF9

KeyF10

KeyF11

KeyF12

KeyPadDel

KeyPadIns

KeyPadEnd

KeyPadDown

KeyPadPgDown

KeyPadLeft

KeyPadRight

KeyPadHome

KeyPadUp

KeyPadPgUp

KeyPadAdd

KeyPadSub

KeyPadMul

KeyPadDiv

KeyPadEnter

KeyPadDot

KeyPad0

KeyPad1

KeyPad2

KeyPad3

KeyPad4

KeyPad5

KeyPad6

KeyPad7

KeyPad8

KeyPad9

Instances

Eq Key

Methods

(==) :: Key -> Key -> Bool

(/=) :: Key -> Key -> Bool

Show Key

Methods

showsPrec :: Int -> Key -> ShowS

show :: Key -> String

showList :: [Key] -> ShowS

data MouseButton

Constructors

MouseLeft

MouseMiddle

MouseRight

Instances

Eq MouseButton

Methods

(==) :: MouseButton -> MouseButton -> Bool

(/=) :: MouseButton -> MouseButton -> Bool

Show MouseButton

Methods

showsPrec :: Int -> MouseButton -> ShowS

show :: MouseButton -> String

showList :: [MouseButton] -> ShowS

mkInputControl :: JSVal -> IO (Maybe JSInputControl)

Create a JSInputControl from a DOM element.

initialInputState :: JSInputState

Use this with pollJavaScript the first time.

pollJavaScript :: JSInputState -> JSInputControl -> IO JSInputState

Update the JSInputState with the new events.

cursorLocked :: (Monoid e, Monad m) => Wire s e (JSInputT m) a a

In JavaScript, you can lock the pointer only after the user releases a mouse button or a key. This means that cursorMode (with CursorMode'Reset) and mouseMickies will not actually lock the pointer, but will schedule the pointer lock request for the next interaction from the user. In particular, mouseMickies will behave like mouseCursor if the pointer is not locked.

This wire, which inhibits if the pointer is not locked, is useful if you want to know if you're still waiting for the user to lock the pointer, and if the user manually unlocked it.

lockCursor :: JSInputControl -> IO ()

Manually schedule cursor lock.

unlockCursor :: JSInputControl -> IO ()

Manually unlock the cursor.

Orphan instances

MouseButton MouseButton

Key Key

Monad m => MonadMouse MouseButton (JSInputT m)

Methods

setCursorMode :: CursorMode -> JSInputT m ()

mbIsPressed :: MouseButton -> JSInputT m Bool

releaseButton :: MouseButton -> JSInputT m ()

cursor :: JSInputT m (Float, Float)

scroll :: JSInputT m (Double, Double)

Monad m => MonadKeyboard Key (JSInputT m)

Methods

keyIsPressed :: Key -> JSInputT m Bool

releaseKey :: Key -> JSInputT m ()