Keyboard reference
Press ? inside txtop for the current keymap. These bindings apply across the
main panels; a panel footer shows any additional context-specific controls.
Move and select
| Key |
Action |
h / ← |
Pan graph left or adjust the current value |
j / ↓ |
Move down |
k / ↑ |
Move up |
l / → |
Pan graph right or adjust the current value |
g / Home |
Jump to first item |
G / End |
Jump to last item |
Page Up / Ctrl-u |
Half-page up |
Page Down / Ctrl-d |
Half-page down |
Ctrl-b |
Full-page up |
Ctrl-f |
Full-page down |
w |
Focus next data column |
b |
Focus previous data column |
Enter |
Select or toggle the current item |
Change panels and views
| Key |
Action |
Tab / L |
Next panel |
Shift-Tab / H |
Previous panel |
f |
Toggle focus view |
v |
Toggle view options popup |
m |
Cycle model/provider grouping |
1 |
Toggle API series |
2 |
Toggle subscription series |
3 |
Toggle local series |
s |
Toggle token split |
Change the graph
| Key |
Action |
t |
Larger time bucket |
T |
Smaller time bucket |
a |
Next graph axis scale |
A |
Previous graph axis scale |
d |
Cycle graph density |
c |
Cycle color theme |
n |
Toggle graph annotations |
$ |
Jump graph to newest data |
[ |
Toggle sticky chart totals |
o |
Next chart sort |
O |
Previous chart sort |
Operate txtop
| Key |
Action |
r |
Refresh data now |
D |
Toggle diagnostics overlay |
y |
Write debug summary |
? |
Toggle help |
q / Esc / Ctrl-c |
Quit |
Uppercase bindings are distinct. Ctrl-b and Ctrl-f retain vim’s full-page
motions; unmodified b and f select data and focus views.