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✒️ A VSCode-like command palette plugin for inkdrop
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I have been busy a lot lately hence this repository is marked as inactive and stale, please wait for the proper implementation or fork this repository.

inkdrop command palette

A VSCode-like command palette for Inkdrop. (Invoke using Ctrl+K)

https://my.inkdrop.app/plugins/command-palette

💡 You may need to reload Inkdrop for this plugin to work. Ctrl + Alt + R

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Features

  • Access and Invoke almost any command in Inkdrop.
  • Filter commands by . for Formatting Commands and by > for application commands.
  • Know which keyboard shortcuts are associated per command[^1].
  • Search every command[^2] in Inkdrop.
  • Extensible and easily configurable for plugin developers.

Install

ipm install command-palette

Keybindings

Command Explanation Keybind
commandpalette:toggle Shows/Hides the Command Palette Ctrl+K

add it to your keymap.cson

'body':
    'ctrl-k': 'commandpalette:toggle'

Changelog

1.0.0 - 08/24/2022

  • Initial release, yay!

Ideas

  • configurable settings? I don't know what to put here though...

Todo

  • ability to use commands that require an argument, requires a bit of reverse engineering
  • finalize decision on whether i should isolate commands such as focus on **** because we'd be already focusing on it or have another command invokable related to it that works targeted by the selector[^3].
  • code documentation/prettify to make it less stressful on the eyes.
  • find a way to make commands that rely on native stuff target the proper selector, as of now i could only rule this as a javascript DOM limitation (still researching on it though!)
1: Current version is limited to only default keybindings, planned support for user defined keymaps.cson is in the works.
2: Provided that the plugin developer provides support for their command via lib/commands/plugins.js
3: For now, if you search for a command like that, it won't show anything but it's always visible on the full list, oh and you can't invoke it either.