[Question] How can you get the keybind associated with something?

[DUDEbehindDUDE]

I am trying to add the keybind of something to a tooltip, and I am wondering if there is a way to get what the keybind of an action is currently bound to.

I am trying to do something like this:

ItemEvents.tooltip((e) => {
  e.addAdvanced("sophisticatedbackpacks:backpack", (item, advanced, text) => {
      text.add(1, "§8Press [G] to open while equipped");
    }
  });
});

except obviously I want [G] to be replaced with what the current keybind is set to, so that if you change the keybind it will reflect properly.
(Forge 1.20.1)

[ChiefArug]

Use TextComponents.
For the colouring you can use Text.darkGray('hello') or Text.of('hi').darkGray(), and for keybunds you can use Text.keybind('key.sneak'), where the text inside is the keybind 'id'. You can find that in the options.txt file, it will probably be something like key.open_backpack. (it will definitely contain the text open_backpack)

With these components you can join them in two ways, either by sticking them in a list or by appending them.
list: [Text.darkGray('Press ['), Text.keybind('key.open_backpack').darkGray(), Text.darkGray('] to open while equipped')]
appending: Text.darkGray('Press [').append(Text.keybind('key.open_backpack')).append('] to open while equipped')

[ChiefArug]

For more information on text components see this wiki page I wrote: https://wiki.latvian.dev/books/kubejs-legacy/page/components-kubejs-and-you