Shortcut / Hotkeys
All key binding is performed through the CLI
Please see this page for the Hotkeys first.
Also use the command bind help to display additional helpful information.
There are two ways to bind keys
For the current instrument and exchange only (default)
Globally, for every instrument and exchange
Most keys will accept a binding, including letters a-z, A-Z and some symbols. Numerical 1,2,3,4... etc keys and special keys such as Escape, Space etc can be used by typing a special code. Enter "bind help" to see the list.
After you successfully bind the key, pressing that key will trigger the command.
Important: key presses will not register if you have a textbox input selected in the Terminal UI. If you want to use a hotkey right after setting up the bind, use the TAB key to disengage typing in the CLI.
You do not need the Terminal CLI window to be open for your keys to function.
You can also configure a Elgato Stream Deck for the Terminal's hotkeys.
| Example | Description |
|---|---|
| Shows how to use special keys and also examples |
| Show all of your global and instrument key bindings On the current instrument only |
| Bind the command (in quotes) to the given key. Note: upper case letter keys are also accepted. On the current instrument only |
| Unbind the key On the current instrument only |
| Removes every key binding On the current instrument only |
| Removes every key binding for the given exchange e.g. |
| Bind the command (in quotes) to the given key. Note: upper case letter keys are also accepted For all instruments |
| Unbind the key For all instruments |
| Removes every key binding For all instruments |
| Option to save your bindings. Saves and loads a .txt file. Useful if moving to another browser or machine. |
Last updated