kitty_like_tmux_snippet.conf

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# Emulate tmux default bindings for tabs
# n and p for next/prev
map ctrl+a>n next_tab
map ctrl+a>p previous_tab
map ctrl+a>, set_tab_title
# 'c' for create
map ctrl+a>c new_tab
map ctrl+a>x close_tab
# 'zoom' in tmux
map ctrl+a>z toggle_layout stack
map ctrl+a>- launch --location=hsplit
map ctrl+a>| launch --location=vsplit

map ctrl+a>1 goto_tab 1
map ctrl+a>2 goto_tab 2
map ctrl+a>3 goto_tab 3
map ctrl+a>4 goto_tab 4
map ctrl+a>5 goto_tab 5
map ctrl+a>6 goto_tab 6
map ctrl+a>7 goto_tab 7
map ctrl+a>8 goto_tab 8
map ctrl+a>9 goto_tab 9

# [d]etach new session from cwd
map ctrl+a>d launch --cwd=current

# Windows
map ctrl+a>w focus_visible_window
map ctrl+a>j neighboring_window down
map ctrl+a>k neighboring_window up
map ctrl+a>l neighboring_window right
map ctrl+a>h neighboring_window left

# This is a WIP attempt at cross-session tab search using fzf. Had to pipe through a tmpfile to get it to work... so its slow but it works
map ctrl+a>s launch --type=overlay zsh -ic "kitty @ ls | jq -r '.[0].tabs | map(.title) | .[]' > /tmp/kttitle; cat /tmp/kttitle | fzf | xargs -I _ kitty @ focus-tab --match title:_"



# I also use just these layouts; splits lets me actually manage my splits like in tmux; stack is 'zoomed' to one.
# stack must be at least enabled for the ctrl+a -> z binding to work
enabled_layouts splits, stack