The arguments for the command, if necessary.
The default value is an empty object.
The id of the command to execute when the binding is matched.
The default key sequence for the key binding.
A key sequence is composed of one or more keystrokes, where each keystroke is a combination of modifiers and a primary key.
Most key sequences will contain a single keystroke. Key sequences with multiple keystrokes are called "chords", and are useful for implementing modal input (ala Vim).
Each keystroke in the sequence should be of the form:
[<modifier 1> [<modifier 2> [<modifier N> ]]]<primary key>
The supported modifiers are: Accel, Alt, Cmd, Ctrl, and
Shift. The Accel modifier is translated to Cmd on Mac and
Ctrl on all other platforms. The Cmd modifier is ignored on
non-Mac platforms.
Keystrokes are case sensitive.
Examples: ['Accel C'], ['Shift F11'], ['D', 'D']
The key sequence to use when running on Linux.
If provided, this will override keys on Linux platforms.
The key sequence to use when running on Mac.
If provided, this will override keys on Mac platforms.
The CSS selector for the key binding.
The key binding will only be invoked when the selector matches a node on the propagation path of the keydown event. This allows the key binding to be restricted to user-defined contexts.
The selector must not contain commas.
The key sequence to use when running on Windows.
If provided, this will override keys on Windows platforms.
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An options object for creating a key binding.