Shift Key Scroll Direction Support for Mouse Devices #62
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This pull request introduces a small improvement to the development server configuration and enhances the pan-and-zoom utility for better user interaction. Below are the key changes:
Development Server Configuration:
dev
script infrontend/package.json
to include the--host
flag, allowing the development server to be accessed from external devices.Pan-and-Zoom Utility Enhancements:
Modified the
setPanAndZoom
function infrontend/src/utils/panAndZoom.ts
to enable horizontal panning when the Shift key is pressed, improving navigation capabilities.Implemented support for detecting
Shift
key presses during scroll events. When theShift
key is held, the scroll direction is now reversed to provide a more intuitive horizontal-to-vertical scroll behavior—especially for devices with limited axis support.Previously, this was not an issue on laptops with touchpads, which support multi-directional scrolling. However, certain mouse devices only support horizontal (X-axis) scrolling. In those cases, holding the
Shift
key now triggers vertical (Y-axis) scrolling instead.This update ensures consistent scrolling behavior across both laptops and external mouse devices.