Files tool window

Select Next View or Tab

Alt+Right

Use this option to switch between different views.

Select Previous View or Tab

Alt+Left

Use this option to switch between different views.

Show List of Views or Tabs

Alt+Down

Use this option to switch between different views.

Tree Appearance

Sort by Type

If the option is off, the files are sorted alphabetically by their names. If the option is on, the files are sorted by their extensions.

The option doesn't affect the order of the folders. The folders are always sorted alphabetically.

Folders Always on Top

If the option is on, folders are shown above the files. Otherwise, all items are sorted alphabetically, and files and folders appear intermixed.

Enable Preview Tab

Enable the preview tab that allows you to view files in a single tab one by one without opening each file in a new tab.

Open Files with Single Click

If this option is on, DataGrip will automatically open the selected item in the editor. Otherwise, you need to double-click items to open them.

Note that you cannot disable this option if you enable the preview tab.

Always Select Opened File

If this option is on, DataGrip automatically locates documents that you open in the editor in the current view of this window.

Group Tabs

If this option is on, there is a list in the left-hand part of the title bar from which you can select the necessary view.

If this option is off, the views are represented by tabs which appear in the left-hand part of the title bar.

View Mode

This option lets you control general appearance and behavior of the tool window.

Move to

To associate the tool window with a different tool window bar, select this command, and then select the destination tool window bar (Top, Left, Bottom or Right).

Resize

To resize the tool window by moving one of its borders, select this command, and then select the necessary Stretch to option.

Note that this command is not available for the floating mode.

Remove from Sidebar

This command hides the tool window, removes the button for showing and hiding the tool window and removes the tool window from the quick access menu ( or ).

To open the tool window again (and restore the associated features), use the main menu: View | Tool Windows | <Window Name> or press Alt+2.

Hide

Shift+Escape

Hide the tool window.

Help

This command opens the description of the Project tool window in the DataGrip online help.

When you click this icon, the file or console which is open on the current editor tab is highlighted in the current view of the Files tool window.

This icon is not available if the Always Select Opened File option is currently on.

Ctrl+NumPad -

Collapse all the nodes.

Use this button to open a menu whose options are a subset of the title bar context menu.

Shift+Escape

Hide the tool window Shift+Escape.

To hide all the tool windows, press Ctrl+Shift+F12.

Attach Directory to Project

Use this command to associate a directory with the database. The selected directory along with all its contents becomes a part of your database.

New

Alt+Insert

Use this command or shortcut to create a new directory or file in the current directory. In the Scratches view, this command also lets you create a query console.

Cut

Ctrl+X

Move the selected item or items from the current location to the clipboard.

Copy

Ctrl+C

Copy the selected item or items to the clipboard.

Copy Path/Reference

Use this command and one of the following options to copy the selected item(s) to the clipboard:

• Absolute Path: copies the full path(s) of the selected item or items.

• File Name: copies only the filename to the clipboard.

• Path From Content Root: copies the path relative to the directory that contains the application content files.

• Path From Source Root: copies the path relative to the Sources Root.

• Path From Repository Root: copies the path relative to the project repository.

• GitHub Repository URL: copies the path relative to the project repository on GitHub.

• Toolbox URL: if you have DataGrip Toolbox installed, you can insert the copied path in the browser to open the Toolbox application with the selected project.

• Copy Reference (Ctrl+Alt+Shift+C): copies the reference of the selected item including the line number.

Paste

Ctrl+V

Insert the contents of the clipboard into the selected location.

Find Usages

Alt+F7

Search for the usages of the selected item. (The Find Usages dialog will open.)

Find in Files

Ctrl+Shift+F

Perform a text search. (Find in Files dialog will open.)

Replace in Files

Ctrl+Shift+R

Perform text search-and-replace. (Replace in Path dialog will open.)

Inspect Code

Use this command to run code inspection for the selected item.

Refactor

Perform one of the refactorings available for the selected item.

For example, you can rename, move and copy files and directories.

Bookmarks

Add the selected item to an existing or new list of bookmarks.

Reformat Code

Ctrl+Alt+L

Reformat the source code in the selected file or in all files in the current directory. (The Reformat Code dialog will open.)

Delete

Delete

Delete the selected item. Use with care!

For top-level directories in the Files view, you can select to physically delete the directory or to remove the association of the directory with the database (the Detach option).

Change Dialect (<CurrentDialect>)

For SQL files and database consoles, change the SQL dialect associated with the file or console.

Attach Session

For SQL files, attach a data source session. For more information about sessions, see Database code.

Run '<item_name>'

Ctrl+Shift+F10

For an SQL file or query console: execute all the statements contained in the selected file or console.

Reveal in Finder

Use this command to navigate too the selected file in Finder.

Local History

View local history for the selected file or directory, or to create a label for the current version of your database.

Reload from Disk

Synchronize the view in the tool window with the view saved in the file system.

If you change a file or directory contents externally, DataGrip, under certain circumstances, may not be aware of the corresponding changes unless you use this command.

Open in Right Split

Split the editor into two parts and show the file in the right section. For more information, refer to Split screen.

Open in

Open a file in your system file manager or in Terminal.

Compare With

Ctrl+D

Compare the selected file or directory with another file or directory. See Differences viewer for files and Differences viewer for folders.

Compare File with Editor

Compare the selected file with the file open on an active editor tab. See Differences viewer for files.

Remove BOM

Remove the byte order mark (BOM) from the file.