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custom-piano-keys

A web component for creating custom HTML elements that depict piano keys.

2 live demos available here and here

Screenshot

Features

Custom-piano-keys is a stand-alone vanilla JS web component that does not use shadow DOM.

Following component attributes are configurable:

  • element height
  • octave width
  • number of octaves
  • stroke width
  • black key height and width
  • marked keys
  • mark color, shape, diameter and shift

Including the component to an HTML file

  1. Import polyfill, this is not needed for modern browsers:

    <script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/custom-elements/1.3.2/custom-elements.min.js"></script>
  2. Import custom element:

    <script defer src='custom-piano-keys.min.js'></script>
  3. Start using it!

    <custom-piano-keys> </custom-piano-keys>

Including the component from NPM

  1. Install and import polyfill, this is not needed for modern browsers:

    See https://www.npmjs.com/package/@webcomponents/custom-elements

  2. Install custom-piano-keys NPM package:

    npm i custom-piano-keys
  3. Import custom element:

    import 'custom-piano-keys'
  4. Start using it:

    var pianokeys = document.createElement("custom-piano-keys")
    pianokeys.setAttribute("marked-keys", "1 5 8")
    document.body.appendChild(pianokeys)

Attributes

Name Type Description Unit / Values Default value
oct-count Number Number of octaves Zero or positive integer 1
height Number Element height Element height in pixels 100
oct-w-factor Number Octave width factor Factor producing the width from element height 1.5
stroke-w Number Stroke width 0 - 100 percents of element height 2
b-key-h Number Black key height 0 - 100 percents of element height 60
b-key-w Number Black key width 0 - 100 percents of white key width 50
marked-keys String Marked keys Space separated list of integers* N/A
mark-color String/Hex Mark color Color keyword / 3 digit hex / 6 digit hex** red
mark-shape String Mark shape circle / rect circle
mark-diameter Number Mark diameter 0 - 100 percents of white key width 40
b-key-mark-shift Number Black key mark shift 1 - 100 percents of black key height 50
w-key-mark-shift Number White key mark shift 1 - 100 percents of the white key stub height 50

*Valid values for marked-keys are integers from 1 to 96. Setting a new value will remove the previous marks.

**Setting color to black will display black marks on white keys and white marks on black keys

Methods

Keys can be marked directly by calling the setMarkedKeys method of the custom element instance.

Method has a single argument: an array of integers. Valid values in the array are integers from 1 to 96.

Marks can be removed by providing an empty array as an argument.

Keys can also be marked by setting the marked-keys attribute value. Using setMarkedKeys method is an alternative way to set marks on keys by using an array instead of string.

Usage example:

var pianokeys = document.createElement("custom-piano-keys")
pianokeys.setMarkedKeys([1,5,8])
document.body.appendChild(pianokeys)

Removing the marks:

pianokeys.setMarkedKeys([])

License

Copyright (c) 2019 Jussi Utunen

Licensed under the MIT License