The Command palette (<jig-command>) is a chromeless modal dialog holding a search field over a filtered list of actions — the ⌘K pattern. Pass the same JigActionItem[] you would give a menu: leaf entries are runnable commands, and a top-level entry with children renders as a labelled group. Picking a command runs its callback, navigates its route, emits commandSelected, and closes the palette.

Basic Usage

Bind [(open)] and open the palette however you like — jig-command deliberately registers no global hotkey, so the shortcut stays yours to own.

Grouped Commands

Give a top-level item children to render a labelled section. Searching keeps the sections that still have a match and hides the rest.

Routing

An item with a route navigates through the Angular router when picked, so the palette doubles as a jump-to-page search.

Keyboard Shortcuts

Give an item a shortcut — +-joined lowercase tokens like mod+n or shift+mod+p, where mod is ⌘ on macOS and Ctrl elsewhere — and the palette renders it as a keycap on the row and runs the command whenever the combo is pressed, open or closed. A footer legend spells out the keys that drive the palette itself.

Opening the palette stays with you — jig-command registers no hotkey of its own. Wrap the surface in [jigKeyboardShortcut] and pass the binding you want.

Searching

Search matches item labels case-insensitively, word by word. Pass a FilterConfig to [filter] to match other fields or change the matching strategy.

Supplying your own matches

To rank or fetch results yourself — a scored index, or a remote endpoint — bind [(filterText)] and derive [items] from it, with [filter]="false" so the matches you supply are not filtered a second time. filterText resets whenever the palette closes. The docs search in this site's header works exactly this way.