Module keybind 

Keybinding model — typed key chords + actions.

Operators author bindings declaratively in the shikumi config (~/.config/tear/tear.yaml). The same vocabulary applies to mado: when mado embeds tear-core at tier 3, the multiplexer’s bindings and mado’s bindings come from a unified table so muscle memory transfers between the two apps.

Structs

KeyBind

Single binding row in a KeyTable.

KeyChord

A single key chord — modifiers + key. The string is the canonical lowercase form: "ctrl+a", "alt+left", "super+l", "f10". tmux’s C-a, M-Left shorthand normalises through here.

KeyTable

A named set of bindings. Tables are looked up by name at chord- dispatch time; the “root” table is the implicit default.

KeyTableName

A keybinding belongs to a named table — most live in the default "root" table but tmux operators recognise "prefix" (active after C-b) and "copy" (modal copy mode). Tear honours the same names so dropped-in tmux configs feel native.

Enums

Action

Action a keybinding fires. Variants intentionally mirror tmux command names so a tmux user’s mental model carries over.

Type Aliases

KeyTableMap

The full keybinding store: every table by name. Lives on crate::TearTheme / the shikumi config so a reload swaps the whole map atomically.