I was getting tired of googling it everytime I needed to know a shortcut to make a ™ or a ∞. So I turned it into an API via Kimonify. It took some work, because it wouldn’t let me combine the columns very well form this source page: http://fsymbols.com/keyboard/mac/
I ended up making two difference collections in the API, one for each side of the split table on the website. And annoyingly I had to use different keys for the second collection. Then I used Kimonos’ javascript editor to modify the results before they are returned, in order to merge the two tables together. I’ll paste the script I used for that below.
I might want to eventually turn this into a mac app. The widghet I wanted to embed here to show it off is not working because wordpress blocks iframes, unfortunately. So check out the json results here: http://www.kimonolabs.com/api/atgaoiai
[EDIT: Since KimonoLabs was acquired, the new url I have setup is: https://paul-kimono.firebaseio.com//kimono/api/atgaoiai/latest.json]
Modification javascript to turn two collections into one collection with matching keys.
function transform(data) {
var collection2 = data.results.collection2
for (var row in collection2) {
var object = collection2[row]
object.Key = object.Key2
object.Option = object.Option2
object.OptionShift = object.OptionShift2
delete object.Key2
delete object.Option2
delete object.OptionShift2
data.results.collection1.push(object)
}
delete data.results.collection2
return data;
}