Quickly Beta

Beta
Quickly is in Beta.
Full cross-browser support is not yet available. Chrome, Safari, and Firefox are known to work on Windows and OSX. Internet Explorer 9 and above may work but have not been tested. Quickly injects itself into pages immediately before the closing body tag. Please report any conflicts between Quickly and AEM (or your application) to the ACS AEM Commons GitHub Issues site

Purpose
Quickly’s goal is to speed up navigation throughout AEM using a HUD console that facilitates navigating AEM from the keyboard.
How to Use
Remember that Quickly is in Beta!
Quickly works across AEM Web consoles: AEM’s WebUIs, CRX Web UIs, and even Felix Web consoles.
Define a sling:OsgiConfig to enable the Quickly engine for AEM Authors Only.
/apps/mysite/config.author/com.adobe.acs.commons.quickly.impl.QuicklyEngineImpl.xml <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <jcr:root xmlns:sling="http://sling.apache.org/jcr/sling/1.0" xmlns:cq="http://www.day.com/jcr/cq/1.0" xmlns:jcr="http://www.jcp.org/jcr/1.0" xmlns:nt="http://www.jcp.org/jcr/nt/1.0" jcr:primaryType="sling:OsgiConfig" results.mode="[dev]"/>

Set results.mode to blank for authoring oriented results
Set results.mode to dev for developer-oriented results in the console (like CRXDE Lite). This includes all the “authoring” Web UIs.
Or you can set it directly on your local via the Adobe Web Console

Open Quickly
OS X Chrome/Safari ~> Ctrl-Space
OS X FireFox ~> Shift-Ctrl-Space
Windows Chrome/Safari ~> Ctrl-Space
Windows FireFox ~> Shift-Ctrl-Space
Internet Explorer has not been tested
Close Quickly
Esc
Operations
Most operations support “type ahead” allowing filtering of results typing character sequences you are looking for. Select a result and press “enter” to go to the result.

Help
Displays the help menu of all the available Operations
Command: help

Back
List of last 25 accessed URIs in AEM by the user. Values are stored in local storage in the user’s Web browser.
Command: back

Go
Go to a list of pre-defined Web UIs.
Command: go
Command: go! opens Web UI in a new browser tab
Go support two “special” instructions that switch the current AEM Authoring mode. Selecting these will appear to do nothing, but it will update the AEM Authoring mode cookie resulting in future Quickly navigation to take you to the Touch/Classic version of the Web UIs.
go classic
go touch

Docs
Access Adobe’s AEM documentation
Command: docs
Command: docs [search-term]
Searches for term on Adobe docs site using DuckDuckGo.com

Lastmod
Find the last modified CQ Pages by user and date.
Command: lastmod
Command: lastmod [userId] [ 1s | 2m | 3h | 4d | 5w | 6M | 7y ]
Defaults to: lastmod [current user] 1d

Favorites
List of last 25 accessed URIs in AEM by the user. Values are stored in local storage in the user’s Web browser; different browsers means different favorite lists.
Command: *
Command: * rm
Removes the selected Favorite from the list