ctrlKey = if $.isMac() then 'cmd' else 'ctrl' navKey = if $.isWindows() then 'alt' else ctrlKey app.templates.helpPage = """ <div class="_toc"> <h3 class="_toc-title">Table of Contents</h3> <ul class="_toc-list"> <li><a href="#search">Search</a> <li><a href="#shortcuts">Keyboard Shortcuts</a> <li><a href="#abbreviations">Abbreviations</a> </ul> </div> <h2 class="_lined-heading" id="search">Search</h2> <p> The search is case-insensitive and supports fuzzy matching (for queries longer than two characters). For example, searching <code class="_label">bgcp</code> brings up <code class="_label">background-clip</code>.<br> Abbreviations are also supported (<a href="#abbreviations">full list</a> below). For example, <code class="_label">$</code> is an alias for <code class="_label">jQuery</code>. <dl> <dt id="doc_search">Searching a single documentation <dd> You can scope the search to a single documentation by typing its name (or an abbreviation), and pressing <code class="_label">Tab</code> (<code class="_label">Space</code> on mobile devices). For example, to search the JavaScript documentation, enter <code class="_label">javascript</code> or <code class="_label">js</code>, then <code class="_label">Tab</code>.<br> To clear the current scope, empty the search field and hit <code class="_label">Backspace</code>. <dt id="url_search">Prefilling the search field <dd> The search field can be prefilled from the URL by visiting <a href="/#q=keyword" target="_top">devdocs.io/#q=keyword</a>. Characters after <code class="_label">#q=</code> will be used as search string.<br> To search a single documentation, add its name and a space before the keyword: <a href="/#q=js%20date" target="_top">devdocs.io/#q=js date</a>. <dt id="browser_search">Searching using the address bar <dd> DevDocs supports OpenSearch, meaning it can easily be installed as a search engine on most web browsers. <ul> <li>On Chrome, the setup is done automatically. Simply press <code class="_label">Tab</code> when devdocs.io is autocompleted in the omnibox (to set a custom keyword, click <em>Manage search engines\u2026</em> in Chrome's settings). <li>On Firefox, open the search engine list (icon in the search bar) and select <em>Add "DevDocs Search"</em>. DevDocs is now available in the search bar. You can also search from the location bar by following <a href="https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/how-search-from-address-bar">these instructions</a>. </dl> <h2 class="_lined-heading" id="shortcuts">Keyboard Shortcuts</h2> <h3 class="_shortcuts-title">Selection</h3> <dl class="_shortcuts-dl"> <dt class="_shortcuts-dt"> <code class="_shortcut-code">↓</code> <code class="_shortcut-code">↑</code> <dd class="_shortcuts-dd">Move selection <dt class="_shortcuts-dt"> <code class="_shortcut-code">→</code> <code class="_shortcut-code">←</code> <dd class="_shortcuts-dd">Show/hide sub-list <dt class="_shortcuts-dt"> <code class="_shortcut-code">enter</code> <dd class="_shortcuts-dd">Open selection <dt class="_shortcuts-dt"> <code class="_shortcut-code">#{ctrlKey} + enter</code> <dd class="_shortcuts-dd">Open selection in a new tab </dl> <h3 class="_shortcuts-title">Navigation</h3> <dl class="_shortcuts-dl"> <dt class="_shortcuts-dt"> <code class="_shortcut-code">#{navKey} + ←</code> <code class="_shortcut-code">#{navKey} + →</code> <dd class="_shortcuts-dd">Go back/forward <dt class="_shortcuts-dt"> <code class="_shortcut-code">alt + ↓</code> <code class="_shortcut-code">alt + ↑</code> <br> <code class="_shortcut-code">shift + ↓</code> <code class="_shortcut-code">shift + ↑</code> <dd class="_shortcuts-dd">Scroll step by step<br><br> <dt class="_shortcuts-dt"> <code class="_shortcut-code">space</code> <code class="_shortcut-code">shift + space</code> <dd class="_shortcuts-dd">Scroll screen by screen <dt class="_shortcuts-dt"> <code class="_shortcut-code">#{ctrlKey} + ↑</code> <code class="_shortcut-code">#{ctrlKey} + ↓</code> <dd class="_shortcuts-dd">Scroll to the top/bottom </dl> <h3 class="_shortcuts-title">Misc</h3> <dl class="_shortcuts-dl"> <dt class="_shortcuts-dt"> <code class="_shortcut-code">alt + f</code> <dd class="_shortcuts-dd">Focus first link in the content area<br>(press tab to focus the other links) <dt class="_shortcuts-dt"> <code class="_shortcut-code">alt + r</code> <dd class="_shortcuts-dd">Reveal current page in sidebar <dt class="_shortcuts-dt"> <code class="_shortcut-code">alt + g</code> <dd class="_shortcuts-dd">Search on Google <dt class="_shortcuts-dt"> <code class="_shortcut-code">alt + s</code> <dd class="_shortcuts-dd">Search on Stack Overflow <dt class="_shortcuts-dt"> <code class="_shortcut-code">escape</code> <dd class="_shortcuts-dd">Reset<br>(press twice in single doc mode) <dt class="_shortcuts-dt"> <code class="_shortcut-code">?</code> <dd class="_shortcuts-dd">Show this page </dl> <p class="_note"> <strong>Tip:</strong> If the cursor is no longer in the search field, press backspace or continue to type and it will refocus the search field and start showing new results. <h2 class="_lined-heading" id="abbreviations">Abbreviations</h2> <p>Feel free to suggest new abbreviations on <a href="https://github.com/Thibaut/devdocs/issues/new">GitHub</a>. <table class="_abbreviations"> <tr> <th>Word <th>Alias #{("<tr><td>#{key}<td>#{value}" for key, value of app.models.Entry.ALIASES).join('')} </table> """