Allow Developers to Configure Keyboard Shortcut (Instead of Cmd+K) about kbar HOT 11 CLOSED

Maybe even allow the possibility for it to be programmatically be instantiated as well. This would allow a button, for example, to open the search.

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This would be great to have! Maybe we could use https://github.com/jamiebuilds/tinykeys to avoid having to parse the desired config? The default in that case would be $mod+K

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Maybe even allow the possibility for it to be programmatically be instantiated as well. This would allow a button, for example, to open the search.

This can be done though query.toggle: #118

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Hey! This issue has been automatically marked as stale because it has not had recent activity. It will be closed if no further activity occurs. Thank you for your contributions.

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Hi there! Was curious on the status of this issue. Is this still being actively worked on? Any way that I can plug in? I was wanting to use this in a project but Cmd+K conflicts with another shortcut we have.

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Hey @mpalmisano! What shortcut does Cmd+K trigger on your site?

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@timc1 Our doc editor has a Cmd+K feature to access editor specific shortcuts and tooling. I built a more general Cmd+K mostly navigation shortcut box using kbar. I could try to get them to change their shortcut but users are already used to it so I was thinking updating mine is better.

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I don't know if anyone has seen this but Chrome on Windows now has a Ctrl-K shortcut on windows that opens a google search so the ability to configure or at least an example of how to disable the default binding is probably a good idea..

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Tagging @timc1 here because I think the fact that Chromes new shortcut could break kbar is probably worth discussing.

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Looks like there's enough of an ask for this – let's do it :-)

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