tools for creating keymap config

$ npm install
$ make

to generate json & csv files under out/ directory that we can use for shortcuts.

keymap item

  {
    "name": "w#gototabnumber1",
    "description": "Go to Tab #1",
    "binding": [
      [
        "ctrl+1"
      ],
      [
        "command+1"
      ]
    ],
    "readonly": false,
    "enabled": true,
    "hidden": false,
    "options": {
      "mousetrap": {
        "global": true
      }
    }
  },

• name is unique id for this shortcut~~, which also acts some sort of namespace. here w#gototabnumber1 denotes that this shortcut is in w group, and eventually will be displayed along with other shortcuts in w group.~~
• binding is an array of two arrays. these arrays hold key-bindings defined for windows and mac respectively. shortcuts are always in mousetrap syntax.
• if a shortcut is readonly it cannot be overridden by any shortcut in same namespace. we only display them but do not allow them to be set.
• hidden shortcuts are shortcuts that we had to implicitly override for some reason (eg ace#showSettingsMenu) and have to keep them around to prevent getting them overridden. they are hidden because they are not displayed.

ace-to-json.js

json repr of ace shortcuts.

depends on:

• ace-commands.js: includes all the shortcuts extracted from ace 1.1.3. (see: https://github.com/ajaxorg/ace/tree/v1.1.3/lib/ace/commands)

• ace-descriptions.json

terminal-to-json.coffee

json repr of shortcuts extracted from Terminal/AppController#keyBindings

editor-to-json.js

json repr of shortcuts extracted from Ace/ace.coffee (see: addKeyCombo calls)

workspace-to-json.coffee

json repr of shortcuts extracted from IDE/AppControllerOptions#keyBindings

depends on:

• workspace-descriptions.json

to-csv.py

turns keymap json into csv. so people can make revisions using google spreadsheets.

(see: UI/UX > IDE and Terminal > Shortcuts under google drive)

usage:

node ace-to-json.js|python to-csv.py