v1.0.1

✨ New Features

• KeyHandlerHost composable now supports a contentAlignment parameter to align the content it wraps.
• KeyHandlerHost composable now supports a propagateMinConstraints parameter to determine whether incoming minimum constraints from the parent are passed to its content

v1.0.0

This release marks a complete internal and external refactor of the key handling mechanism. The new architecture is more expressive, thread-safe, and designed specifically for Compose Multiplatform.

💥 Breaking Changes

• Refactored Key Mapping API: All single action and continuous action properties (keys, singleActionKeys, combinations, etc.) have been removed. Key mappings are now grouped by a single Trigger type.
• New DSL Initialization: Key mapping is now done via a Type-Safe Builder (DSL) structure using functions like onPress { key(...) } and onRelease { combo(...) } }. The old addKey/addCombination methods are deprecated/removed.
• Continuous Handling Method Changed: The old loopBasedHandling: Boolean flag and handleInLoop() method have been removed. Continuous actions are now handled using two distinct, modern triggers:
  • ON_REPEAT: Uses the system's native key repeat events (handled in listen).
  • ON_HOLD: Uses a dedicated, cancellable coroutine loop (handled via KeyHandlerHost).
• Required Composable Wrapper: To use ON_HOLD actions safely, all usage must now be wrapped in the KeyHandlerHost composable, which manages focus and the background coroutine lifecycle.

✨ New Features

• Type-Safe DSL for Key Mapping: Introduced a clean, keyword-like API for defining key and combination actions: onPress, onRelease, onHold, and onRepeat.
• Composable Lifecycle Management: Introduced KeyHandlerHost to manage focus and safely launch the continuous ON_HOLD coroutine loop. This ensures thread safety and prevents resource leaks when the component leaves the composition.
• Hold Trigger Frequency: Added holdTriggerFrequency: Int to control the execution rate ($\text{Hz}$) of ON_HOLD actions.
• Flexible Combo Definition: The combo function in the DSL can accept up to 4 keys for a combination (e.g., combo(Key.Ctrl, Key.Shift, Key.A, Key.B) { ... }).
• Improved toString() Output: The KeyHandler.toString() method now displays actions clearly grouped by their Trigger type.

🐛 Bug Fixes and Improvements

• Multiplatform Safety: The continuous loop for held keys is now a suspending function (startHoldLoop) and is tied to the Compose Coroutine Scope, making the library reliably safe for Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) usage.

What's Changed

• DSL Rewrite by @Loop312 in #5

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v0.7.0

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• added option for true continuous key handling

v0.6.1

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• Can now Initialize key binds straight from constructor

v0.6.0

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• added ability to bind multiple keys to one action in one go
• added descriptions to keys
  -- added ability to get descriptions based on keys or combinations
  -- updated toString to include descriptions

v0.5.0

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v0.5.0

What's Changed

• minor README.md fix by @Loop312 in #4
• added more options for key handling
• updated dependencies

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0.2.1

What's Changed

• Test by @Loop312 in #3

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0.2.0

What's Changed

• Test by @Loop312 in #2

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0.0.2

What's Changed

• test automatic releasing by @Loop312 in #1

New Contributors

• @Loop312 made their first contribution in #1

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