Keyboard shortcuts
Shio for Mac. Everything here is also in the menu bar, which is the faster way to find one you have forgotten.
shells and panes
- ⌘T
- New shell here
- ⌘D
- Split right
- ⇧⌘D
- Split down
- ⌘W
- Close the pane, or the terminal if it is the last one
- ⌘K
- Command palette
- ⌘R
- Refresh
moving around
- ⌘1 … ⌘9
- Jump to a repo or shell by its position in the rail
- ⇧⌘]
- Next repo or shell
- ⇧⌘[
- Previous repo or shell
- ⇧⌘P
- Dashboard
- ⇧⌘T
- Terminal
- ⇧⌘M
- Machines
- ⇧⌘F
- Files
- ⌘0
- All projects
the window
- ⌘\
- Show or hide the sidebar
- ⌘I
- Show or hide the inspector
- ⇧⌘K
- Add a machine
finding text
- ⌘F
- Find
- ⌘G
- Find next
- ⇧⌘G
- Find previous
reading the terminal
- ⌘↑
- Scroll up a page
- ⌘↓
- Scroll down a page
- ⇧⌘↑
- Scroll to the top
- ⇧⌘↓
- Scroll to the bottom
- ⌘+
- Bigger text
- ⌘−
- Smaller text
Clear the screen from the Terminal menu. It has no shortcut on purpose, so it cannot be hit by accident mid-session.
on iphone and ipad
Connect a hardware keyboard and the same chords work, because the terminal handles modifiers itself rather than leaving them to the system. Without a keyboard, the accessory row above the on-screen keys carries control, escape, tab, the arrows and the characters that are otherwise buried.
Anything not listed here is the shell's own binding rather than Shio's, and behaves exactly as it does in any other terminal. The history and shortcuts chapter covers the common ones.