From 943822385a0eeea21839457634c7e10db9dbf6ad Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Toby Simmons <toby@simmonsconsulting.com>
Date: Thu, 10 Feb 2022 22:40:47 +0000
Subject: [PATCH] first commit

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+<?php
+// Plugin: my_custom_keys
+//    provides a hotkey plugin that can be customized to your site
+//
+// By default, this plugin does nothing. 
+// You must enable it, and add your own hotkey maps.
+// (Why? So future updates will not overwrite your customized init.php.
+//  They will only update the init.php-dist file.)
+//
+// To enable the script:
+//     cd plugins/my_custom_keys (this directory)
+//     cp init.php-dist init.php
+//
+// Next, edit your copy init.php and customize the hook_hotkey_map function.
+//
+// Finally, reload your tt-rss web session. Enable the plugin in
+//   Actions -> Preferences -> Plugins -> User Plugins.
+// 
+
+// What if you want per-user hotkeys?
+//     There's currently no way for a user to customize their own keys.
+//     You can provide multiple hotkey plugins, if you like. 
+//     To do so:
+//         make a new plugins/user1_keys directory
+//         copy this init.php file to that directory
+//         change this class name to a unique name, e.g. "User1_Custom_Keys"
+class my_custom_keys extends Plugin {
+
+	private $host;
+
+	function about() {
+		return array(1.0,
+			"Enable site-specific hotkey maps",
+			"tsimmons");
+	}
+
+	function init($host) {
+		$this->host = $host;
+
+		$host->add_hook($host::HOOK_HOTKEY_MAP, $this);
+	}
+
+// This is where the hotkey maps are defined. You can uncomment 
+// the example codes below, or add your own.
+//
+// Each map looks like this:
+//      $hotkeys[KEYS] = "KEY_FUNCTION";
+//
+// KEYS can be:
+//      "n"             = a single key character
+//      "*n"            = Shift + key character  (Shift-n)
+//      "^n"            = Ctrl + key character   (Ctrl-n)
+//      "f q"           = a sequence of two keys
+//      "(37)|left"     = a javascript key code and label
+//      "^(38)|Ctrl-Up" = can use * Shift or ^ Ctrl with key codes
+//  (search the web for "javascript key codes" for more examples)
+// 
+// KEY_FUNCTION can be any of the functions defined by 
+// get_hotkeys_info() located in the file include/functions.php
+//
+// The default hotkey bindings are defined by 
+// get_hotkeys_map()  also located in the file include/functions.php
+
+	function hook_hotkey_map($hotkeys) {
+
+		// Example: Swap the functions of the j/k keys for vim users
+
+		// $hotkeys["j"] = "next_feed";
+		// $hotkeys["k"] = "prev_feed";
+
+		// Example: Arrow key navigation
+
+		// $hotkeys["(37)|left"]  = "prev_article";
+		// $hotkeys["(39)|right"] = "next_article";
+		// $hotkeys["(38)|up"]    = "article_scroll_up";
+		// $hotkeys["(40)|down"]  = "article_scroll_down";
+   	
+		$hotkeys["f f"] = "feed_catchup";
+
+		return $hotkeys;
+
+	}
+
+	function api_version() {
+		return 2;
+	}
+
+}
+
+?>
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