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Dev tools · July 5, 2022

Vim Cheatsheet

VS Code extension, see vim commands inside the editor.

Vim Cheatsheet launched on July 5, 2022 with 2 votes. The site was still online in September 2026, 4 years on.

What it does

VS Code extension lets you open a vim cheatsheet directly in the editor to expand your vim vocabulary. Instead of googling vim commands, you can now have them by your side inside VS Code.

Extension for Visual Studio Code - Vs code extension that lets you open a vim cheatsheet directly in the editor.

VS Code extension that lets you open a vim cheatsheet directly in the editor to expand your vim vocabulary. Press Ctrl + Shift + P (Win, Linux) / Cmd + Shift + P (Mac) and search for the Open Vim Cheatsheet command. Everytime when you open vim cheatsheet, you'll be presented with quize which to test your knowledge on vim commands. It'll also help you in memorizing it. The colors of the cheatsheet automatically adapt to the selected theme. The font is based on the user’s preferred font. Tip: When you open vim cheatsheet by using the command Open vim cheatsheet , the cheatsheet by default open in a new tab beside you're current tab so that you can leave it open to refer back. Helpful if…from marketplace.visualstudio.com

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