By Alvin Alexander. Last updated: November 10, 2024
As a brief note, this is my IntelliJ IDEA keyboard/keystroke characters cheat sheet for macOS computers. This is the actual cheat sheet I look at on a daily basis, organized in the way I want it organized.
# views/tabs/windows
[cmd][sh][ previous editor tab
[cmd][sh]] next editor tab
[cmd][1] show Project window (find file in Explorer?)
[cmd][3] show Find window
[ctrl][`] select View Mode
# file navigation
[cmd][PgUp] top of page
[cmd][PgDn] bottom of page
[cmd][Home] text start
[cmd][End] text end
[cmd][L] go to line
[ctrl][sh][DnArrow] next method
[ctrl][sh][UpArrow] prev method
[cmd][opt][O] go to symbol
[F2] next error, warning, or suggestion
[cmd][ back
[cmd]] forward
# files
[cmd][e] recent files
[cmd][sh][O] go to file
# code
[sh][cmd][Enter] complete current statement
[alt][Enter] fix anything
[ctrl][Space] completion, basic
[opt][\] complete code with AI
[cmd]][\] generate code with AI
[F1] quick docs
[cmd][opt][L] reformat code
[cmd][F9] build
[cmd][sh][F9] rebuild
[ctrl][ctrl] run anything
# usages
[alt][F7] find usages OR: [alt][fn][F7] [opt][F7]
[cmd][B] go to declaration or usages
[cmd][sh][B] go to type declaration
# search/replace
[sh][sh] search everywhere
[cmd][F] find
[cmd][sh][F] find in files
[cmd][R] replace
# other
[alt][cmd][L] format the file to the project’s standards
[ctrl][T] show available refactorings
[sh][cmd][A] list all possible actions