ctrlKey = if $.isMac() then 'cmd' else 'ctrl'
navKey = if $.isMac() then 'cmd' else 'alt'
app.templates.helpPage = """
Help
Search
The search is case-insensitive. It supports fuzzy matching
(e.g. bgcp matches background-clip)
and aliases (full list below).
Searching a single documentation
You can scope the search to a single documentation by typing its name (or an abbreviation)
and pressing Tab (Space on mobile devices).
For example, to search the JavaScript documentation, enter javascript
or js, then Tab.
To clear the current scope, empty the search field and hit Backspace.
Prefilling the search field
The search field can be prefilled from the URL by visiting devdocs.io/#q=keyword.
Characters after #q= will be used as search query.
To search a single documentation, add its name and a space before the keyword:
devdocs.io/#q=js date.
Searching using the address bar
DevDocs supports OpenSearch. It can easily be installed as a search engine on most web browsers:
On Chrome, the setup is done automatically. Simply press Tab when devdocs.io is autocompleted
in the omnibox (to set a custom keyword, click Manage search engines\u2026 in Chrome's settings).
On Firefox, open the search engine list (icon in the search bar) and click Add "DevDocs Search".
DevDocs is now available in the search bar. You can also search from the location bar by following
these instructions.
Keyboard Shortcuts
Sidebar
↓↑
Move selection
→←
Show/hide sub-list
enter
Open selection
#{ctrlKey} + enter
Open selection in a new tab
alt + r
Reveal current page in sidebar
Browsing
#{navKey} + ←#{navKey} + →
Go back/forward
alt + ↓alt + ↑ shift + ↓shift + ↑
Scroll step by step
spaceshift + space
Scroll screen by screen
#{ctrlKey} + ↑#{ctrlKey} + ↓
Scroll to the top/bottom
alt + f
Focus first link in the content area (press tab to focus the other links)
App
ctrl + ,
Open preferences
escape
Reset UI
?
Show this page
Miscellaneous
alt + o
Open original page
alt + g
Search on Google
alt + s
Search on Stack Overflow
Tip: If the cursor is no longer in the search field, press / or
continue to type and it will refocus the search field and start showing new results.
Search Aliases
Word
Alias
#{("
#{key}
#{value}" for key, value of app.models.Entry.ALIASES).join('')}