Demo of adding a command to the command palette #3
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Closing, let's revisit this later since this was for demoing to others. |
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This command will be visible in the Atom command palette.
Users can access it by hitting ⌘-⇧-P (or platform equivalent), then starting to type the command name. It will be found using fast fuzzy search and will show up as "Jupyter: New Command".
The user can also bind it to a keyboard shortcut of their choosing using the excellent Atom keybindings menu, which looks like this: