Common keyboard shortcuts for iTerm2

common.itermkeymap

{
  "Key Mappings": {
    "0xf702-0x300000-0x7b": {
      "Label": "Cursor Start ⌘←",
      "Action": 11,
      "Text": "0x01"
    },
    "0xf703-0x300000-0x7c": {
      "Label": "Cursor End ⌘→",
      "Action": 11,
      "Text": "0x05"
    },

    "0xf702-0x280000-0x7b": {
      "Label": "Cursor Word Left ⌥←",
      "Action": 11,
      "Text": "0x1b 0x62"
    },
    "0xf703-0x280000-0x7c": {
      "Label": "Cursor Word Right ⌥→",
      "Action": 11,
      "Text": "0x1b 0x66"
    },

    "0xf702-0x220000-0x7b": {
      "Label": "Select Word Left ⇧←",
      "Action": 45,
      "Text": "0"
    },
    "0xf703-0x220000-0x7c": {
      "Label": "Select Word Right ⇧→",
      "Action": 46,
      "Text": "0"
    },

    "0x7f-0x100000-0x33": {
      "Label": "Delete All ⌘⌫",
      "Action": 11,
      "Text": "0x15"
    },
    "0x7f-0x80000-0x33": {
      "Label": "Delete Word Left ⌥⌫",
      "Action": 11,
      "Text": "0x01b 0x08"
    },

    "0x7a-0x100000-0x6": {
      "Label": "Undo ⌘Z",
      "Action": 11,
      "Text": "0x1f"
    },
    "0x5a-0x120000-0x6": {
      "Label": "Redo ⌘⇧Z",
      "Action": 11,
      "Text": "0x18 0x1f"
    }
  }
}

• Download the .itermkeymap file 💾
• Open iTerm2
• Press command ⌘ + , to open preference ⚙️
• Navigate to "Profiles" tab 👤
• Choose your default profile - the one with the ⭐ next to him (it's called "Default" if you haven't changed anything)
• Navigate to "Keys" and inside to "Key Mappings" 🔑
• At the bottom, click on "Presets ..." then import 🔗
• Select the .itermkeymap file ⌨️
• Enjoy shortcuting ⚡

import.iterm.key.mappings.mov

Hi, thanks for the great file.

I found something interesting. The combination of command (⌘) and Right arrow (➡️) can move the mouse to the end of the command line in the terminal. However, if I open one file using vi and then use this combination, it fails. Rather, it moves the windows to include one more line.

I'm just wondering why is that.

Do you have some ideas?

Best.