Got to extension settings ( Ctrl+, or Cmd+,).Īdd any VSCode command or any other extension command in the input field. You can also trigger a button by using corresponding hotkey combination (Windows: Ctrl+Alt+0, Ctrl+Alt+1, Ctrl+Alt+2, etc, Mac: Shift+Cmd+0, Shift+Cmd+1, Shift+Cmd+2, etc) Note: To add custom icons for commands, see this hack. You can create upto 10 user-defined buttons.īuttons will be shown as numbers as shown in below image. ✔ User-defined buttons (0-9) Create buttons with custom commands ✔ Beautify/format document or selection with multiple formatters Go to VSCode settings ( CTRL+, or CMD+,) and search for shortcut menu bar. ⚙ Enable/Disable buttons from VSCode settings Made by Gourav Goyal See on VSCode Marketplace See on Open-VSX 📷 Screenshot You can also create your own buttons with custom commands.
Just be aware.Add 35+ handy buttons like beautify, show opened files, save, toggle terminal, activity bar, Find replace etc to the editor menu bar in VSCode. Since I am using Ctrl+Shift+T for testing (that's just me) I did need to manually unbind it from New Tab in my Windows Terminal settings.
Here's it in Animated Gif Form! (Using Carnac to see the hotkeys being pressed) LongDescription "dotnet Test the current directory" ` Set-PSReadLineKeyHandler -Key Ctrl+Shift+t `
Here's Shift-Ctrl-T typing dotnet test and pressing enter. LongDescription "dotnet Build the current directory" ` BriefDescription BuildCurrentDirectory ` Just add these to your $profile, after you've imported PSReadLine via if ($host.Name -eq 'ConsoleHost')īuilding with Shift-Ctrl-B Set-PSReadLineKeyHandler -Key Ctrl+Shift+b ` Here's Shift-Ctrl-B typing dotnet build and pressing enter. PSReadLine supports Set-PSReadLineKeyHandler which is basically hotkey bindings to any arbitrary script block. So why not make a few of these intuitive hotkeys work for me there as well? I spend a lot of time at the command line, in Windows Terminal, in PowerShell, using PSReadLine. It's built into my hands! Ctrl-Shift-T is test (even though it's non-standard, it's there, in my hands. When I want to build code I type Ctrl-Shift-B.
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