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tabby-quick-command-manager

v2.0.1

Published

Quick commands manager for Tabby

Downloads

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Keywords

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Readme

tabby-quick-command-manager

A fork of tabby-quick-cmds with additional features. A plugin that provides quick command functionality for Tabby terminal.

What's new in this fork

  • Configurable palette shortcut: Set a custom keyboard shortcut to open the command palette directly from the plugin settings (Settings > Quick Commands).
  • Per-command shortcuts: Assign individual keyboard shortcuts to any command for instant execution without opening the palette.
  • Usage-based sorting: Commands within groups are sorted by how frequently you use them.
  • Commands actually run: sending a command presses a real Enter (carriage return), so it executes in PowerShell and cmd.exe too, instead of only being typed at the prompt.

Installation

From Tabby Plugin Manager

Search for tabby-quick-command-manager in Tabby's Plugin Manager (Settings > Plugins).

From ZIP

  1. Download the latest ZIP from GitHub Releases
  2. Extract and copy to Tabby's plugins directory:
    • Windows: %APPDATA%\tabby\plugins\node_modules
    • macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/tabby/plugins
    • Linux: ~/.config/tabby/plugins
  3. Restart Tabby

Usage

Open palette shortcut

Go to Settings > Quick Commands and click Capture next to "Open palette shortcut". Press your desired key combination (e.g. Ctrl+Space). That shortcut will now open the command palette from anywhere.

The built-in Alt+Q hotkey (via Tabby's keyboard settings) also works by default.

Running vs. typing a command

Each command has a Run the command toggle (previously labelled "Append '\n'"). With it on, every line of the command is followed by an Enter keypress, so the command executes — this is what the palette, the toolbar button and per-command shortcuts all use. With it off, the lines are joined with the shell's line-continuation syntax and left at the prompt for you to review and run yourself. Commands that will run are marked with a ↵ in the list.

Per-command shortcuts

When editing a command, click Capture next to the shortcut field and press a key combination. That command will execute immediately when the shortcut is pressed, without opening the palette.

  • Press Escape while capturing to cancel
  • Press Delete or Backspace to clear a shortcut

For full documentation on command syntax (multi-line commands, control characters, delays), see the original project.

License

MIT