useKeyPress React hook with multiple key support

useKeyPress.js

export default function useKeyPress(keys, onPress) {
  keys = keys.split(' ').map((key) => key.toLowerCase())
  const isSingleKey = keys.length === 1
  const pressedKeys = useRef([])

  const keyIsRequested = (key) => {
    key = key.toLowerCase()
    return keys.includes(key)
  }

  const addPressedKey = (key) => {
    key = key.toLowerCase()
    const update = pressedKeys.current.slice()
    update.push(key)
    pressedKeys.current = update
  }

  const removePressedKey = (key) => {
    key = key.toLowerCase()
    let update = pressedKeys.current.slice()
    const index = update.findIndex((sKey) => sKey === key)
    update = update.slice(0, index)
    pressedKeys.current = update
  }

  const downHandler = ({ key }) => {
    const isKeyRequested = keyIsRequested(key)
    if (isKeyRequested) {
      addPressedKey(key)
    }
  }

  const upHandler = ({ key }) => {
    const isKeyRequested = keyIsRequested(key)
    if (isKeyRequested) {
      if (isSingleKey) {
        pressedKeys.current = []
        onPress()
      } else {
        const containsAll = keys.every((i) => pressedKeys.current.includes(i))
        removePressedKey(key)
        if (containsAll) {
          onPress()
        }
      }
    }
  }

  useEffect(() => {
    window.addEventListener('keydown', downHandler)
    window.addEventListener('keyup', upHandler)
    return () => {
      window.removeEventListener('keydown', downHandler)
      window.removeEventListener('keyup', upHandler)
    }
  }, [])
}

Usage (Codesandbox):

function testUseKeyPress() {
 const onPressSingle = () => {
    console.log('onPressSingle!')
  }
  const onPressMulti = () => {
    console.log('onPressMulti!')
  }

  useKeyPress('a', onPressSingle)
  useKeyPress('shift h', onPressMulti)
}