Module keymap 

The keymap table (0008 §3 — keymaps as data). v1: this table drives the Space ? keybinds popup and the which-key prefix cards; the trie dispatch cutover (0008 §5) makes it the dispatch source later.

Coverage contract (0003 §5.7): every dispatchable binding renders in the popup; the tests below pin both directions. live: false rows are planned slots — reserved keys with no dispatch yet (0003 §6) — and render muted with a “(soon)” suffix, never as live bindings.

Notation

keys is space-separated tokens, one key per token (esc, :w, "+y; <a>/<c> parameterize a char):

• space is the leader: its sequence runs to the row’s end.
• ctrl-w takes exactly one following key.
• / separates alternatives that replace the last key of the sequence before them (space d / k → space d, space k); alternatives run to the row’s end.
• Every other token is one single-key sequence; a row may list several (h j k l), and a leading bare / is the search-forward key (/ ?).

Structs

Binding

One binding as it appears in Space ? / which-key AND in dispatch (0008 stage 2: one table). id is the stable command identity — macros, dot-repeat, a future palette, and config rebinds ride it.

Hint

One which-key hint row: the next key after a pending prefix.

Enums

AbsorbKind

The one-char absorber flavors.

Handler

How a sequence dispatches (0008 stage 2). The walker consults these; ?/which-key read the same row — the table is the single source.

Constants

BINDINGS

SECTIONS

Functions

any_child

Whether a live sequence strictly extends this path.

children_of

Mode-appropriate hints, including planned rows. Shortest sequences win; table order and then alternative order break ties.

compat_report

The vim-compatibility report, generated from the single binding table.

find_row

The first live table row completed by this path, including placeholders.