cd ~
git init
git remote add origin https://github.com/leonsilicon/macos-configs
git pull origin mainhttps://configure.zsa.io/embed/moonlander/layouts/XYYQy/latest/0
My Karabiner-Elements keymaps, which can be found at .config/goku/karabiner.edn, is defined using GokuRakuJoudo which uses it to generate a karabiner.json file.
Shortcuts for system-wide utilities such as controlling Yabai (the window manager) or opening certain applications use the following combination of modifier keys (referred to as "Super"): ⌘⌥^ (and optionally ⇧)
We don't use the
Fnkey because it's not detectable when setting shortcuts in certain applications.
Karabiner is used for the keybinds which can be found at .config/goku/karabiner.edn
The general rule for using "Shift" is if a command is a complementary one (e.g. increasing height instead of width)
<Super+J> Focus window down
<Super+Shift+J> Move window down
<Super+K> Focus window up
<Super+Shift+K> Move window up
<Super+L> Narrow/expand window to left
<Super+Shift+L> Increase window height
<Super+H> Narrow/expand window to right
<Super+Shift+H> Decrease window height
<Super+M> Focus master window
<Super+Shift+M> Move window to master
<Super+I> Increase number of master windows
<Super+D> Decrease number of master windows
<Super+[> Focus previous display
<Super+Shift+[> Move window to previous display
<Super+]> Focus next display
<Super+Shift+]> Focus window to next display
<Super+Z> Minimize focused window
<Super+Q> Quit focused window
<Super+A> Opens Todoist (quick add mode)
<Super+B> Opens Arc Browser
<Super+Shift+B> Show/Hide hidden menu bar items in Bartender
<Super+C> Opens CleanShot X (all-in-one mode)
<Super+E> Toggles KeyCastr
<Super+G> Play/Pause Lofi Garden
<Super+Shift+G> Toggle Lungo
<Super+N> Show Notion Calendar
<Super+Shift+N> Join upcoming meeting in Notion Calendar
<Super+P> Opens 1Password (quick access mode)
<Super+Shift+P> Opens ColorSnapper Color Picker (ColorSlurp causes focused window to lose focus, Sip has bug with shortcuts that use the Command key)
<Super+R> Opens Shortcat
<Super+S> Screenshot w/ CleanShot X ("Capture Area")
<Super+Shift+S> Screenshot to clipboard w/ CleanShot X ("Capture Area & Copy to Clipboard")
<Super+T> Opens Toggl Track
<Super+Shift+T> Start/Stop Timer in Toggl Track
<Super+U> Toggle Numi
<Super+Shift+U> Show/Hide uBar
<Super+V> Toggle Paste
<Super+Shift+V> Show webcam video preview with Hand Mirror
<Super+W> Opens Warp
<Super+Shift+W> Opens Warp in a new window
<Super+X> Toggle PixelSnap
<Super+Space> Opens Raycast
<Super+)> Increase brightness (using Lunar)
<Super+(> Decrease brightness (using Lunar)
<Super+;> Lock Screen (since , and . represent moving between displays, it seems fitting that the key ; to the left of , should mean "lock screen")
<Super+,> Volume Down
<Super+.> Volume Up
<Super+0> Volume Mute
<Option+Left> Go to end of word
<Option+Shift+Left> Select to end of word
<Option+Right> Go to start of word
<Option+Shift+Right> Select to start of word
<Command+Left> Go to start of line
<Command+Shift+Left> Select to start of line
<Command+Right> Go to end of line
<Command+Shift+Right> Select to end of line
<Command+Up> Go to start of input
<Command+Shift+Up> Select to start of input
<Command+Down> Go to end of input
<Command+Shift+Down> Select to end of input\
My VSCode shortcuts generally adhere to the following principles:
⌥ - Used for "navigation" actions (e.g. changing views, go to definition, switching between editors, etc.)
⌘ - Used for "non-navigation" actions (usually modifies state, but also includes actions like search/find)
⌘⇧ - Used for complementary "non-navigation" actions, e.g. opposites (⌘Z = Undo, ⌘⇧Z = Redo), or scope changes (⌘F = Find in current file, ⌘⇧F = Find in all files)
^ - Not used for any VSCode shortcuts - reserved for the Vim extension
^⌥ - Used for shortcuts that set/toggle some sort of option
<Option+A> Reveal Active File in Explorer View
<Option+C> Go to declaration
<Option+D> Go to definition
<Option+F> Go to file
<Option+G> A chord keybind to represent "global"-ness
<Option+HJKL> Navigate between views
<Option+I> Go to implementations
<Option+M> Go to next merge conflict
<Option+Shift+M> Go to previous merge conflict
<Option+P> Go to next problem
<Option+Shift+P> Go to previous problem
<Option+R> Go to references
<Command+A> Select all
<Command+C> Copy
<Command+E> ESLint Fix auto-fixable problems
<Command+F> Find in file
<Command+Shift+F> Search in project
<Command+M B> Merge conflict: Accept both
<Command+M C> Merge conflict: Accept current
<Command+M I> Merge conflict: Accept incoming