Add a shortcut

Add a named command shortcut without replacing the rest of the list:

gnoblin.configure {shortcuts = {my_terminal = {binding = "<Super>Return", command = {"ptyxis", "--new-window"}}}}

Use an installed terminal. To change an imported shortcut, use its existing name. Only fields you supply change, so this keeps its current binding:

gnoblin.configure {
    shortcuts = {
        terminal = {command = {"ptyxis", "--new-window"}},
    },
}

Field	Accepted values	Effect
binding	One GTK accelerator string	Runs the command when the key is pressed.
command	Array of strings	Starts the first item as the program and passes the remaining items as arguments, without shell expansion.

Changes apply on config reload. The shortcut reference documents built-in actions and other fields.

To disable an imported shortcut:

gnoblin.configure {
    shortcuts = {terminal = {enable = false}},
}

Use one array item per program argument. See the shortcut reference for built-in actions and key names and conflict handling.