SourceLair cheat-sheet

General

General tips

When in doubt or in need of something, always start by trying the free text search of Command Palette.

General shortcuts

Action	Windows Shortcut	Mac Shortcut
Open Command Palette	`Ctrl-Shift-P`	`⌘-⇧-P`
Open Quickopen	`Ctrl-Shift-O` or `Ctrl-P`	`⌘-⇧-O` or `⌘-P`
Find in Files	`Ctrl-Shift-F`	`⌘-⇧-F`
Toggle Console	`Alt-T`	`⌥-T`
Toggle File Explorer	`Ctrl-\`	`⌘-\`
Focus on File Explorer	`Ctrl-Alt-E`	`⌘-⌥-E`
Focus on Editor	`Ctrl-Shift-E`	`⌘-⇧-E`
Open Keyboard shortcuts	`Ctrl-Alt-K`	`⌘-⌥-K`

File Explorer

File Explorer tips

To optimize your workflow, utilize Quickopen for fast file navigation.

File Explorer shortcuts

Action	Windows Shortcut	Mac Shortcut
Open Quickopen	`Ctrl-Shift-O` or `Ctrl-P`	`⌘-⇧-O` or `⌘-P`
Find in Files	`Ctrl-Shift-F`	`⌘-⇧-F`
Toggle File Explorer	`Ctrl-\`	`⌘-\`
Open selected File	`Ctrl-Enter`	`⌘-Enter`
Open selected Folder	`Ctrl-Enter` or `→` or `l`	`⌘-Enter` or `→` or `l`
Go to first File/Folder	`Home`	`Home`
Go to last File/Folder	`End`	`End`
Expand all	`Alt-→`	`⌥-→`
Collapse all	`Alt-←`	`⌥-←`
File Explorer Navigation	`↑`, `↓`, `j`, `k`, `PageUp`, `PageDown`	`↑`, `↓`, `j`, `k`, `PageUp`, `PageDown`

Console

Console tips

To utilize the complete power of your console in SourceLair, make sure to read about how to use and change your default environment, how to customize your default server command and how to work with multiple terminals.

Console shortcuts

Action	Windows Shortcut	Mac Shortcut
Toggle Console	`Alt-T`	`⌥-T`
Toggle Fullscreen Console	`Ctrl-Alt-F`	`⌘-⌥-F`
Close Tab	`Alt-W`	`⌥-W`
Close all Tabs	`Alt-Shift-W`	`⌥-⇧-W`
Activate Next Tab	`Ctrl-Alt-]`	`⌘-⌥-]`
Activate Previous Tab	`Ctrl-Alt-[`	`⌘-⌥-[`
Activate Tab 1	`Alt-1`
Activate Tab 2	`Alt-2`
Activate Tab 3	`Alt-3`
Activate Tab 4	`Alt-4`
Activate Tab 5	`Alt-5`
Activate Tab 6	`Alt-6`
Activate Tab 7	`Alt-7`
Activate Tab 8	`Alt-8`
Activate Last Tab	`Alt-9`
Copy	`Ctrl-Shift-C`	`⌘-C`
Paste	`Ctrl-Shift-V`	`⌘-V`

Editor

Editor tips

To optimize your experience with the editor, make sure to check out the available editor settings. Use them to customize the editor according to your needs.

Editor shortcuts

There are four available keymaps in SourceLair: Default, Sublime, Vim and Emacs-like. Depending on your active keymap, some of the Default shortcuts might not be available.

Default shortcuts

Action	Windows Shortcut	Mac Shortcut
Save File	`Ctrl-S`	`⌘-S`
Activate Next Tab	`Ctrl-Alt-]`	`⌘-⌥-]`
Activate Previous Tab	`Ctrl-Alt-[`	`⌘-⌥-[`
Close active File	`Alt-W`	`⌥-W`
Toggle Fullscreen Editor	`Ctrl-Alt-F`	`⌘-⌥-F`
Preview File	`Ctrl-Enter`	`⌘-Enter`
Execute File	`Ctrl-Enter`	`⌘-Enter`

Code manipulation

Action	Windows Shortcut	Mac Shortcut
Autocomplete (JavaScript, Python, CSS, HTML)	`Ctrl-Space`	`⌘-Space`
Autocomplete (JavaScript, Python, CSS, HTML)	`Ctrl-Space`	`⌘-Space`
Auto indent	`Shift-Tab`	`⇧-Tab`
Indent more	`Ctrl-]`	`⌘-]`
Indent less	`Ctrl-[`	`⌘-[`
Toggle comment	`Ctrl-/`	`⌘-/`
Delete line	`Ctrl-D`	`⌘-D`
Undo	`Ctrl-Z`	`⌘-Z`
Redo	`Ctrl-Y` or `Ctrl-Shift-Z`	`⌘-Y` or `⌘-⇧-Z`

Action	Windows Shortcut	Mac Shortcut
Toggle Search in File	`Ctrl-F`	`⌘-F`
Find Next	`Ctrl-G`	`⌘-G`
Find Previous	`Ctrl-Shift-G`	`⌘-⇧-G`
Goto definition (JavaScript, Python)	`Alt-.` or `Alt-Click`	`⌥-.` or `⌥-Click`
Get documentation (JavaScript, Python)	`Ctrl-I`	`⌘-I`
Goto line	`Alt-G`	`⌥-G`

Cursor motion

Action	Windows Shortcut	Mac Shortcut
Go to start of document	`Ctrl-Home`	`⌘-↑` or `⌘-Home`
Go to end of document	`Ctrl-End`	`⌘-↓` or `⌘-End`
Go to line start	`Alt-←`	`^-A`
Go to line end	`Alt-→`	`^-E`
Go to line text start	`Home`	`Home`
Go line up	`↑`	`^-P`
Go line down	`↓`	`^-N`
Go page up	`PageUp`	`⇧-^-V`
Go page down	`PageDown`	`^-V`
Go character left	`←`	`^-B`
Go character right	`→`	`^-F`
Go group left	`Ctrl-←`	`⌥-←`
Go group right	`Ctrl-→`	`⌥-→`

Selections

Action	Windows Shortcut	Mac Shortcut
Select All	`Ctrl-A`	`⌘-A`
Rectangular selection	`Alt-Mousedrag`	`⌥-Mousedrag`
Add multiple cursors	`Ctrl-Click`	`⌘-Click`
Select Up	`Shift-↑`	`⇧-↑`
Select Down	`Shift-↓`	`⇧-↓`
Select Right	`Shift-→`	`⇧-→`
Select Left	`Shift-←`	`⇧-←`
Undo selection	`Ctrl-U`	`⌘-U`
Redo selection	`Alt-U`	`⌘-⇧-U`

Sublime shortcuts

Action	Windows Shortcut	Mac Shortcut
Go subword left	`Alt-←`	`⌥-←`
Go subword right	`Alt-→`	`⌥-→`
Scroll line up	`Ctrl-↑`	`^-⌥-↑`
Scroll line down	`Ctrl-↓`	`^-⌥-↓`
Split selection by line	`Ctrl-Shift-L`	`⌘-⇧-L`
Indent less	`Shift-Tab`	`⇧-Tab`
Kepp only single top selection	`Esc`	`Esc`
Select line	`Ctrl-L`	`⌘-L`
Delete line	`Ctrl-Shift-K`	`^-⇧-K`
Insert line after	`Ctrl-Enter`	`⌘-Enter`
Insert line before	`Ctrl-Shift-Enter`	`⌘-⇧-Enter`
Select next occurrence	`Ctrl-D`	`⌘-D`
Select scope	`Ctrl-Shift-Space`	`⌘-⇧-Space`
Select between brackets	`Ctrl-Shift-M`	`⌘-⇧-M`
Go to bracket	`Ctrl-M`	`⌘-M`
Swap line up	`Ctrl-Shift-↑`	`⌘-⇧-↑`
Swap line down	`Ctrl-Shift-↓`	`⌘-⇧-↓`
Toggle comment	`Ctrl-/`	`⌘-/`
Join lines	`Ctrl-J`	`⌘-J`
Duplicate line	`Ctrl-Shift-D`	`⌘-⇧-D`
Transpose characters	`Ctrl-T`	`⌘-T`
Sort lines	`F9`	`F9`
Sort lines case insensitive	`Ctrl-F9`	`⌘-F9`
Next bookmark	`F2`	`F2`
Previous bookmark	`Shift-F2`	`⇧-F2`
Toggle bookmark	`Ctrl-F2`	`⌘-F2`
Clear bookmarks	`Ctrl-Shift-F2`	`⌘-⇧-F2`
Select bookmarks	`Alt-F2`	`⌥-F2`
Wrap lines	`Alt-Q`	`⌥-Q`
Delete line left of cursor	`Ctrl-K` `Ctrl-Backspace`	`⌘-K` `⌘-Backspace`
Smart backspace	`Backspace`	`Backspace`
Delete line right of cursor	`Ctrl-K` `Ctrl-K`	`⌘-K` `⌘-K`
Make upercase at cursor	`Ctrl-K` `Ctrl-U`	`⌘-K` `⌘-U`
Make lowercase at cursor	`Ctrl-K` `Ctrl-Space`	`⌘-K` `⌘-Space`
Set Sublime mark	`Ctrl-K` `Ctrl-A`	`⌘-K` `⌘-A`
Select to Sublime mark	`Ctrl-K` `Ctrl-A`	`⌘-K` `⌘-Space`
Delete Sublime mark	`Ctrl-K` `Ctrl-W`	`⌘-K` `⌘-W`
Swap with Sublime mark	`Ctrl-K` `Ctrl-X`	`⌘-K` `⌘-X`
Sublime Yank	`Ctrl-K` `Ctrl-Y`	`⌘-K` `⌘-Y`
Clear bookmarks	`Ctrl-K` `Ctrl-G`	`⌘-K` `⌘-G`
Show in center	`Ctrl-K` `Ctrl-C`	`⌘-K` `⌘-C`
Select lines upwards		`⇧-⌥-↑`
Select lines downwards		`⇧-⌥-↓`
Find under	`Ctrl-F3`	`⌘-F3`
Find under previous	`Ctrl-Shift-F3`	`⌘-⇧-F3`
Fold code	`Ctrl-Shift-[`	`⌘-⇧-[`
Unfold code	`Ctrl-Shift-]`	`⌘-⇧-]`
Unfold all	`Ctrl-K` `Ctrl-0`	`⌘-K` `⌘-0` or `⌘-K` `⌘-J`
Replace	`Ctrl-H`	`⌘-H`

Vim shortcuts

Vim keymap, is an enriched version of the Vim mode provided by CodeMirror and features the following:

All common motions and operators, including text objects
Operator motion orthogonality
Visual mode - characterwise, linewise, blockwise
Full macro support (q, @)
Incremental highlighted search (/, ?, #, , g#, g)
Search/replace with confirm (:substitute, :%s)
Search history
Jump lists (Ctrl-o, Ctrl-i)
Key/command mapping with API (:map, :nmap, :vmap)
Sort (:sort)
Marks (`, ‘)
:global
Cross-buffer yank/paste

For your convenience, we provide bellow some of the supported ex commands as well as the shortcuts for switching between normal, ex, insert and visual modes.

Ex commands

Action	Command
Goto line	`:`number
Add keymap	`:map`
Add insert mode keymap	`:imap`, `:im`
Add normal mode keymap	`:nmap`, `:np`
Add visual and select mode keymap	`:vmap`, `:vm`
Remove keymap	`:unmap`
Undo	`:undo`, `:u`
Redo	`:redo`, `:red`
Set option	`:set`, `:se`
Set option locally	`:setlocal`, `:setl`
Set option globally	`:setglobal`, `:setg`
Sort lines	`:sort`, `:sor`
Find and replace text	`:substitute`, `:s`
Suspend search highlighting	`:nohlsearch`, `:noh`
Yank lines into register	`:yank`, `:y`
Delete marks	`:delmarks`, `:delm`
Display registers	`:registers`, `:reg`
Execute commands for matching lines	`:global`, `:g`
Show active theme or load specific theme	`:colorscheme`, `:colo`

Ex commands - tab actions

Action	Command
Move to next tab	`:tabnext`, `:tabn`
Move to previous tab	`:tabprevious`, `:tabp`
Open tab	`:tabnew`, `:tabe`
Close tab	`:tabclose`, `:tabc`
Close all but active	`:tabonly`, `:tabo`
Save tab	`:w`
Save and quit	`:wq`, `:x`
Save all tabs	`:wa`
Save and quit all	`:wqa`
Quit tab (fails if there are unsaved changes)	`:q`
Quit and throw away unsaved changes	`:q!`
Quit all tabs (fails if there are unsaved changes)	`:qa`
Quit all tabs and throw away unsaved changes	`:qa!`

Insert mode

Action	Shortcut
Insert before the cursor	`i`
Insert at the beggining of the line	`I`
Insert after the cursor	`a`
Insert at the end of the line	`A`
Append new line below current line	`o`
Append new line above current line	`O`
Insert at the end of the word	`ea`
Exit insert mode	`Esc`

Visual mode

Action	Shortcut
Toggle visual mode	`v`
Toggle linewise visual mode	`V`
Toggle blockwise visual mode	`Ctrl-v` or `Ctrl-q`
Exit visual mode	`Esc`
Exit insert mode	`Esc`

Emacs-like shortcuts

Emacs keymap based on the original Emacs keybindings but in some cases it is only a loose approximation. Also note that some emacs keybindings might not work on some OS/browsers due to bindings like Ctrl-W, Ctrl-T and Ctrl-N being handled directly by the browser.

Action	Shortcut
Kill to end of line	`Ctrl-K`
Mark one end of region	`Ctrl-Space` or `Ctrl-Shift-2`
Cut - after you Mark and move to other end	`Ctrl-W`
Copy - after you Mark and move to other end	`Alt-W`
Yank (paste) most recently killed (cut or copied)	`Ctrl-Y`
Yank (paste) next most recently killed. Repeat to cycle	`Alt-Y`
Move character right	`Ctr-F` or `→`
Move charcter left	`Ctrl-B` or `←`
Delete character from the right	`Ctlr-D`
Delete selection or character from the right	`Delete`
Delete character from the left	`Ctrl-H`
Delete selection or character from the left	`Backspace`
Move word forward	`Alt-F`
Move word backward	`Alt-B`
Kill word to the right	`Alt-D`
Kill word to the left	`Alt-Backspace`
Move line forward	`Ctrl-N`
Move line backward	`Ctrl-P`
Move to line start	`Ctrl-A` or `Home`
Move to line end	`Ctrl-E` or `End`
Move page up	`Alt-V` or `PageUp`
Move page down	`Ctrl-V` or `PageDown`
Move paragraph up	`Ctrl-↑`
Move paragraph down	`Ctrl-↓`
Move sentence backward	`Alt-A`
Move sentence forward	`Alt-E`
Kill sentence to end	`Alt-K`
Kill sentence to start	`Ctrl-Alt-Backspace`
Move expression forward	`Ctrl-Alt-F`
Move expression backward	`Cltr-Alt-B`
Mark to end of expression	`Ctrl-Shift-Alt-2`
Transpose current with next expression	`Ctrl-Alt-T`
Move to beggining of enclosing expression	`Ctrl-Alt-U`
Add single space or replace multiple whitespace with one space	`Alt-Space`
Replace selection with newline	`Ctrl-O`
Transpose characters	`Ctrl-T`
Capitalize current letter of word and lowercase the following letters	`Alt-C`
Uppercase all following letters of word	`Alt-U`
Lowercase all following letters of word	`Alt-L`
Toggle line comment	`Alt-;`
Undo	`Ctrl-/` or `Ctrl-Shift--` or `Ctrl-Z`
Goto document start	`Shift-Alt-,`
Goto document end	`Shift-Alt-.`
Find next (while having an active search)	`Ctrl-S`
Find previous (while having an active search)	`Ctrl-R`
Quit search	`Ctrl-G`
Open search and replace prompt	`Shift-Alt-5`
Autocomplete	`Alt-/`
New line and indent	`Ctrl-J`
Enter new line	`Enter`
Auto indent	`Tab`
Goto line	`Alt-G G`
Indent selection	`Ctrl-X Tab`
Set selection	`Ctrl-X Ctrl-X`
Save file	`Ctrl-X Ctrl-S` or `Ctrl-X Ctrl-W`
Save all files	`Ctrl-X S`
Open file	`Ctrl-X F`
Undo	`Ctrl-X U`
Close file	`Ctrl-X K`
Delete sentence	`Ctrl-X Delete`
Select all	`Ctrl-X H`
Insert tab	`Ctrl-Q Tab`

Emmet

The editor also comes with the emmet plugin preinstalled. All you have to do is enable it from your editor settings. Check out Emmet’s official docs and cheat-sheet to master the power and easiness of Emmet.