Atom Editor Keyboard Shortcut Cheat Sheet

GitHub recently released the awesome Atom text editor, and although many of the keyboard shortcuts will be familiar to Sublime Text users, there are many subtle differences.

Here’s a quick cheat-sheet for the keyboard shortcuts Atom provides, to help you become a keyboard master.

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General

• shift + ⌘ + p
  Toggle command palette

• ⌘ + /
  Toggle line/selection comment

• ctrl + space
  Show available auto-completions

File Navigation

• ⌘ + p
  Toggle file finder

• ctrl + g
  Goto line

• ⌘ + r
  Goto symbol

• shift + ⌘ + { / }
  Previous/next file

• ⌘ + F2
  Set bookmark

• F2
  Goto next bookmark

View/Window Manipulation

• ⌘ + \
  Toggle tree-view sidebar

• ctrl + ⌘ + f
  Toggle fullscreen

• ⌘ + k, left/right/up/down
  Split pane left/right/up/down

• ⌘ + k, ⌘ + left/right/up/down
  Focus pane left/right/up/down

Find

• ⌘ + f
  Find in file

• ⌘ + g
  Find next

• shift + ⌘ + f
  Find in project

• ⌘ + e
  Use selection for find

Folding

• ctrl + ⌘ + [ / ]
  Fold/unfold current code block

• option + shift + ⌘ + [ / ]
  Fold/unfold all code blocks

• ⌘ + 1-9
  *Fold code blocks at depth 1-9 *

Word Manipulation

• ctrl + t
  Transpose characters either side of cursor

• option + backspace
  Delete text to beginning of word

• option + delete or fn + option + backspace
  Delete text to end of word

Line Manipulation

• ⌘ + ] / [
  Indent/outdent current line

• ⌘ + enter
  Insert new line after current line

• ⌘ + shift + enter
  Insert new line before current line

• ctrl + shift + k
  Delete current line

• ctrl + ⌘ + up/down
  Move current line up/down

• shift + ⌘ + d
  Duplicate current line

• ⌘ + j
  Join current and next lines

Selection

• ⌘ + d
  Select current word/token

• ⌘ + l
  Select current line

• option + shift + left/right
  Select to beginning/end of word

• shift + ⌘ + left/right
  Select to first/last character of line

• shift + ⌘ + up/down
  Select to top/bottom of document
  

Something Missing?

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