feat: add command palette for quick access to actions and collections#818
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feat: add command palette for quick access to actions and collections#818
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Signed-off-by: remo-lab <remopanda7@gmail.com>
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@EdwardMoyse , I’ve been working on this over the past few days and just pushed the full implementation. I’d really appreciate it if you could take a look whenever you have time. Thanks! |
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@EdwardMoyse , what are your thoughts on this feature? |
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@EdwardMoyse is there any update on this pr? |
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Summary
This adds a command palette to Phoenix so actions and collections can be accessed quickly from a searchable menu.
You can open it with
/,Ctrl+K, or by clicking a>_button added to the toolbar.The idea is similar to the command palette used in editors like VS Code — instead of navigating menus, you can just search for what you want to do.
The palette walks the existing Phoenix menu tree, so it automatically discovers actions, collections, and geometry controls from the loaded event.
Features
>_) so it’s easy to access without shortcutsChanges
New command palette component:
command-palette.component.tscommand-palette.component.htmlcommand-palette.component.scssToolbar integration:
<app-command-palette>toui-menu.component.html<app-command-palette>tolhcb.component.htmlOther changes:
command.svg(>_)ui-menu/index.tsphoenix-ui.module.tsui-manager/index.tsexposesgetPhoenixMenuRoot()so the palette can read the menu structureTesting
Things I checked locally:
>_icon appears in the toolbar for ATLAS/CMS and opens the palette/andCtrl+Kboth open the paletteℹ)Everything seems to behave the same as before, just with faster access to actions.
Recording.2026-03-08.050822.1.1.mp4