JS Keyboard Interaction Test

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JS Keyboard Interaction Test

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Last edited Feb 19, 2024

Created on Feb 19, 2024

This example demonstrates a bare-bones JavaScript keyboard interaction test, where the page’s body listens for `keydown` events and logs each pressed key’s value to the browser console. The rendering is minimal, using a CSS class for large centered text but no visual output beyond the console log. The code relies on the native DOM `EventListener` API on `document.body` and the `console.log` method, with no external libraries or frameworks. The interaction is limited to keyboard input, with no data source or chart rendering involved.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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