Keymaps

All custom lazyvimx keymaps.

📑 Table of Contents

• How It Works
• Basic Operations
• Files and Buffers
• Navigation and Motions
• Windows
• LSP and Code
• Git
• GitLab
• DAP (Debugging)
• Customization

⚙️ How It Works

Keymaps are enabled by the core.keys module (part of core.all):

{ import = "lazyvimx.extras.core.keys" }

Each keymap is bound to its plugin: if the plugin isn't installed (the corresponding extra is off) — the keymap simply doesn't appear. The "Requires" column shows which extra brings the plugin.

Leader is space (the LazyVim default). The source of truth is extras/core/keys.lua.

🧰 Basic Operations

Keymap	Mode	Description	Requires
d	n, v	Delete without clobbering a register	core.keys
<C-S-j>	n, i, v	Move the line/selection down	core.keys
<C-S-k>	n, i, v	Move the line/selection up	core.keys
<leader>\	n	Split the window to the right	core.keys
<leader>ch	n	Open a shell (cht.sh)	core.keys
<leader>ll	n	Open the Lazy dashboard	core.keys
<leader>lx	n	Open Lazy extras	core.keys
<leader>uz	n	Zen mode (zoom)	core.keys
<leader>uq	n	Open the dashboard	core.keys
<leader><tab>r	n	Rename the tab	core.keys

In VSCode the <leader>\, <leader>ch, <leader>ll, <leader>lx keymaps aren't created.

🗂️ Files and Buffers

Keymap	Mode	Description	Requires
<leader><space>	n	Find files (smart)	core.keys
<leader>fy	n	The Yazi file manager	ui.better-explorer
<leader>fY	n	Yazi (the previous session)	ui.better-explorer
<leader>bg	n, v	Pick a buffer	core.keys
<leader>bm[	n	Move the buffer back	core.keys
<leader>bm]	n	Move the buffer forward	core.keys
<leader>b<tab>	n	Move the buffer to another tab	buf.tab-scope
H	n	Previous buffer	core.keys
L	n	Next buffer	core.keys

🧭 Navigation and Motions

Keymap	Mode	Description	Requires
[x	n	Jump to the treesitter context	LazyVim ui.treesitter-context
w	n, o, x	Word forward (by subwords)	motions.better-move-between-words
b	n, o, x	Word backward (by subwords)	motions.better-move-between-words
e	n, o, x	End of word (by subwords)	motions.better-move-between-words
cw	n	Change word (by subwords)	motions.better-move-between-words
<C-f>	i	Word forward in insert	motions.better-move-between-words
<C-b>	i	Word backward in insert	motions.better-move-between-words
<C-A-h>	n	Node to the left (treewalker)	motions.sibling-move
<C-A-l>	n	Node to the right (treewalker)	motions.sibling-move
<C-A-j>	n	Node below (treewalker)	motions.sibling-move
<C-A-k>	n	Node above (treewalker)	motions.sibling-move
<C-A-.>	n	Swap the node with the lower one	motions.sibling-move
<C-A-,>	n	Swap the node with the upper one	motions.sibling-move

🪟 Windows

Resizing works for edgy sidebars too — the new size is remembered (see util.layout).

Keymap	Mode	Description	Requires
<C-Up>	n, v, t	Increase the window height	core.keys
<C-Down>	n, v, t	Decrease the window height	core.keys
<C-Left>	n, v, t	Decrease the window width	core.keys
<C-Right>	n, v, t	Increase the window width	core.keys

🧠 LSP and Code

Keymap	Mode	Description	Requires
gr	n	References in a peek window (glance)	ui.peek-preview
<leader>cr	n	Rename with a preview (live-rename)	ui.better-live-rename
<leader>cw	n, v	Wrap in an Emmet abbreviation	coding.emmet
<C-.>	n	Swap the node with the right one	motions.sibling-swap
<C-,>	n	Swap the node with the left one	motions.sibling-swap
<leader>ct	n	Split/join a block (automatically)	motions.splitting-joining-blocks
<leader>c\	n	Split a block	motions.splitting-joining-blocks
<leader>cj	n	Join a block	motions.splitting-joining-blocks
<leader>ac	n, x	Copy the cursor/selection position	core.overrides (sidekick)
zF	x	Fold the selection into a label	ui.inline-fold
zF	n	Unfold the inline fold under the cursor	ui.inline-fold

<leader>ac puts a reference like @file :L10:C5 on the clipboard — handy for prompts to AI agents.

🔀 Git

Keymap	Mode	Description	Requires
<leader>ghP	n	Preview the hunk	core.keys
go	n	Open the file in a browser (GBrowse)	git.fugitive
go	v	Open the range in a browser	git.fugitive
gx	n	Open a remote repository	git.remote-view
gX	n	Enter author/repo and open	git.remote-view

🦊 GitLab

Requires: the git.gitlab extra.

Keymap	Mode	Description
<leader>gLr	n	Review the MR
<leader>gLe	n	Choose an MR
<leader>gLs	n	MR summary
<leader>gLd	n	The discussion tree
<leader>gLc	n	Comment
<leader>gLc	v	Comment on multiple lines
<leader>gLC	v	Comment with a suggested change
<leader>gLn	n	Note
<leader>gLm	n	To the discussion from a diagnostic
<leader>gLA	n	Approve
<leader>gLR	n	Revoke the approve
<leader>gLM	n	Merge
<leader>gLp	n	Pipeline
<leader>gLo	n	Open in a browser

🐞 DAP (Debugging)

Requires: dap.vscode-js (or another DAP extra bringing nvim-dap).

Keymap	Mode	Description
<F5>	n	Continue
<F10>	n	Step over
<F11>	n	Step into
<F12>	n	Step out

🎛️ Customization

Disabling a Keymap

-- lua/plugins/keys.lua
return {
	{
		"LazyVim/LazyVim",
		keys = {
			{ "<leader>cr", false },
		},
	},
}

Overriding

return {
	{
		"LazyVim/LazyVim",
		keys = {
			{ "<leader>cr", "<cmd>lua vim.lsp.buf.rename()<cr>", desc = "Rename (default)" },
		},
	},
}

Adding Your Own

-- lua/config/keymaps.lua
vim.keymap.set("n", "<leader>xx", "<cmd>MyCommand<cr>", { desc = "My Command" })

The Russian Layout

With the motions.langmapper extra every keymap works on the Russian layout too — no switching needed:

{ import = "lazyvimx.extras.motions.langmapper" }

Conflicts

" Who took the keymap
:verbose map <leader>cr

" All mappings of a key
:map <leader>cr

Every keymap shows up in which-key: press leader and wait, or :WhichKey <leader>g.

📚 See Also

• LazyVim Keymaps — the base keymaps
• Extras — the extras reference
• Troubleshooting — if keymaps don't work