#16 added support for an optional options parameter to the buildShortcut function.

Currently, the supported options are:

buildShortcut([], {
  icon: {
    color: COLORS.LIGHT_BLUE // Or any color specified in src/meta/colors.ts
    glyph: GLYPHS.E9AE // Or any glyph specified in src/meta/glyphs.ts
  },
});

Currently, this functionality isn't documented anywhere. It wo

According to MDN, we should most definitely not be using the .keyCode property. It is deprecated:

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/KeyboardEvent/keyCode

On W3 school, this fact is played down and there is only a side note saying that .keyCode is provided for compatibility only and that the latest vers

Inactive plugins should be marked as inactive or removed form the list... otherwise it's unclear why certain shortcuts don't work

Refer: https://developer.chrome.com/apps/commands

For the suggested_key key,

// left
"suggested_key": {
  "default": "Shift+Alt+Left",
  "windows": "Shift+Alt+Left",
  "mac": "MacCtrl+Shift+Left",
  "chromeos": "Shift+Alt+Left",
  "linux": "Shift+Alt+Left"
}

// right
"suggested_key": {
  "default": "Shift+Alt+Right",
  "windows": "Shift+Alt+Right",
  "mac": "MacCtrl+

Dash is great for looking up what you need when you know the syntax keyword but can't remember it's specifics, but it's also great for helping with code review/tutorials/contributing to existing code to be able to search up a syntax term you don't know.

It would be great to have this option built into the vscode touchbar - so I've created a pull request to that end https://github.com/NascHQ/nas

How could I set my own shortcut, eg: ctrl+5 for md-shortcut.toggleStrikethrough? (derive from Excel)
I think there should be some shortcut: