Translate special characters in JavaScript?

Question

JavaScript

The country uses a double alphabet (Cyrillic and English letters).
Both have special characters. I tried to make it easier for myself to enter / translate these characters.
I decided to use objects for this. A key-value is good as long as one character "spits out" a single character in response.
For example , How can I make sure that when I type "G," (the letter G followed by a comma ), it is treated as one "ғ" (this specific language letter) and returns the value for the same "ғ" from the object?

It's also not clear

как взамен двух букв вернуть одну (или обратное) - Ввел "YA", а получаешь "Я", а не в "ЙА" как сейчас реализовано.

You can try the JS code in the github
Webmord here

Answer 1

What is the question?
Everything has long been implemented without you. For example: https://www.npmjs.com/package/urlify

Answer 2

store in the key not one letter but two.

const mySuperTranslateMap = {
 'Г,': 'ғ'
}

and in the text check two letters too.
how to broadcast if you have both "G" and "G" - a separate question, you can think of different things. From a primitive check from a longer length to a shorter one, to some tricky automata that will simply run through the line and give you the right one.

Answer 3

Doesn't work how? Mistakes?
and your submission should only go through if
your form A doesn't show that something like that would be sent, so most likely you get a funny word 'fasle' in response to your ajax, I think you wanted to write 'false'