A VIM-like block editor for Logseq, if you are familiar with VIM, it will bring VIM level performance boost when you editing.
The default trigger shortcut is mod+shift+e
If you are using Mac, use Cmd instead of Ctrl.
Command | Description | Keymap |
---|---|---|
Next Cell | Move to the next cell | Tab |
Previous Cell | Move to the previous cell | Shift-Tab |
Next Row | Move to the next row | Enter |
Escape | Escape from the table | Ctrl-enter |
Command | Description | Keymap |
---|---|---|
Move Left | Move focus left | Ctrl-Left |
Move Right | Move focus right | Ctrl-Right |
Move Up | Move focus up | Ctrl-Up |
Move Down | Move focus down | Ctrl-Down |
Command | Description | Keymap |
---|---|---|
Align Left | Align a column left | Shift-Ctrl-Left |
Align Right | Align a column right | Shift-Ctrl-Right |
Align Center | Align a column center | Shift-Ctrl-Up |
Align None | Unset alignment | Shift-Ctrl-Down |
Command | Description | Keymap |
---|---|---|
Insert Row | Insert an empty row | Ctrl-K Ctrl-I |
Delete Row | Delete a row | Ctrl-L Ctrl-I |
Insert Column | Insert an empty column | Ctrl-K Ctrl-J |
Delete Column | Delete a column | Ctrl-L Ctrl-J |
Move Row Up | Move a row up | Alt-Shift-Ctrl-Up |
Move Row Down | Move a row down | Alt-Shift-Ctrl-Down |
Move Column Left | Move a column left | Alt-Shift-Ctrl-Left |
Move Column Right | Move a column right | Alt-Shift-Ctrl-Right |
The editor is based on codemirror v5, you can learn more from there. This plugin does not need to be a professional editor or IDE for editing Logseq blocks, you can just think it as a another way to editing blocks for fun.
If my plugin solve your situation a little bit and you will, you can choose to buy me a coffee.
MIT