Obsidian/Q/Using the Obsidian CLI, what one-liner filters obsidian hotkeys to show only actually-mapped commands?

• Using the Obsidian/CLI, what one-liner filters obsidian hotkeys to show only actually-mapped commands?

  • AI Answer

    • Short answer: obsidian hotkeys | awk -F'\t' '$2'
    • obsidian hotkeys outputs tab-separated lines: command ID in column 1, key binding (if any) in column 2. Unmapped commands have an empty second field. awk -F'\t' '$2' prints only lines where the second field is truthy (non-empty).
    • bash

      obsidian hotkeys | awk -F'\t' '$2'

    • Example output (mapped only):

      • app:go-back	⌘ ⌥ ←
        app:go-forward	⌘ ⌥ →
        app:open-help	F1
        app:open-settings	⌘ ,
        command-palette:open	⌘ P

    • Alternative using grep: obsidian hotkeys | grep -P '\t.+' — matches lines with at least one character after the tab.