Terminal Integrations
# Terminal Integrations import DemoVideo from '@components/DemoVideo.astro'; import { Tabs, TabItem } from '@astrojs/starlight/components'; import VideoEmbed from '@components/VideoEmbed.astro'; ## Docker :::note Currently, the Docker extension is only available on macOS. ::: [Warp’s Docker extension](https://hub.docker.com/extensions/warpdotdev/warp) makes it more convenient to open Docker containers in Warp. With the extension, you can click to open any Docker container in a [Warpified subshell](/terminal/warpify/subshells/), without manually running `docker exec` or typing out lengthy container IDs. Select a container from the list and specify a shell type. Note, that only `bash|zsh|fish` are supported shells for docker containers. Then, select a user (optional) and finally click “Open in Warp” to run commands within the Docker container.  ## Raycast :::note Currently, the Raycast extension is only available on macOS. ::: Warp + Raycast extension helps you open new windows, tabs, or Launch Configurations with [ease](https://twitter.com/warpdotdev/status/1678432353461637121). <VideoEmbed url="https://www.raycast.com/warpdotdev/warp" title="Warp + Raycast Extension Link" /> :::note **Terminal Tip**\ Within `Raycast Settings > Extensions > Apps` search for Warp and assign the alias "terminal" so that it will show up on a search. :::  ## VSCode <Tabs> <TabItem label="macOS"> Press `SHIFT-CMD-C` while in [VSCode](https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/terminal/basics) to open a new session in Warp. <DemoVideo src="/assets/terminal/vscode_new_session.mp4" label="VSCode New Session Shortcut" /> To configure this, navigate to Settings in VSCode and search for `Terminal › External: Osx Exec`.\ \ Change this to `Warp.app` if you've installed Warp in the default location. Otherwise, put in the full path to the executable. </TabItem> <TabItem label="Windows"> Press `CTRL-SHIFT-C` while in [VSCode](https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/terminal/basics) to open a new session in Warp. To configure this, navigate to Settings in VSCode and search for `Terminal › External: Windows Exec`.\ \ Change this to `%LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs\Warp\warp.exe` if you've installed Warp in the default location for a single user or `%PROGRAMFILES%\Warp\warp.exe` if you've installed Warp in the default location for all users. Otherwise, put in the full path to the executable. </TabItem> <TabItem label="Linux"> Press `CTRL-SHIFT-C` while in [VSCode](https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/terminal/basics) to open a new session in Warp. To configure this, navigate to Settings in VSCode and search for `Terminal › External: Linux Exec`.\ \ Change this to `warp-terminal` if you've installed Warp with your distribution's package manager. Otherwise, put in the full path to the executable (e.g. if it is an AppImage). </TabItem> </Tabs> ## JetBrains IDEs :::note Currently, the JetBrains IDE configuration is only available on macOS. ::: Press a keyboard shortcut of choice while in a JetBrains IDE to open a new session in Warp. To configure this, use the Apple Menu. Click on **Preferences**, go to `External Tools` , and click **Add**. In this menu, put the following information: * _Name_: Open Warp * _Program_: `/Applications/Warp.app` * _Arguments_: `$ProjectFileDir$` * _Working Directory_: `/Applications` Then press `Ok`. Now you will be able to `Open Warp` from the Apple Menu under `Tools` -> `External Tools`. <DemoVideo src="/assets/terminal/jetbrains_external_terminal_config.mp4" label="JetBrains New Session Shortcut" /> To attach this configuration to a keyboard shortcut, you must go to the Apple Menu -> `Preferences`. Then go to `Keymap` -> `External Tools`. You will find `Open Warp`. Right-click on it, and select **Add Keyboard Shortcut**. Type your desired shortcut and click save! You're ready to open Warp with a keyboard shortcut. <DemoVideo src="/assets/terminal/jetbrains_external_window_keymap_config.mp4" label="JetBrains Configure Keyboard Shortcut" />Warp's terminal functionality extends and integrates with popular development tools.
Docker
Section titled “Docker”Warp’s Docker extension makes it more convenient to open Docker containers in Warp. With the extension, you can click to open any Docker container in a Warpified subshell, without manually running docker exec or typing out lengthy container IDs.
Select a container from the list and specify a shell type. Note, that only bash|zsh|fish are supported shells for docker containers. Then, select a user (optional) and finally click “Open in Warp” to run commands within the Docker container.
Raycast
Section titled “Raycast”Warp + Raycast extension helps you open new windows, tabs, or Launch Configurations with ease.
VSCode
Section titled “VSCode”Press SHIFT-CMD-C while in VSCode to open a new session in Warp.
To configure this, navigate to Settings in VSCode and search for Terminal › External: Osx Exec.
Change this to Warp.app if you’ve installed Warp in the default location. Otherwise, put in the full path to the executable.
Press CTRL-SHIFT-C while in VSCode to open a new session in Warp.
To configure this, navigate to Settings in VSCode and search for Terminal › External: Windows Exec.
Change this to %LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs\Warp\warp.exe if you’ve installed Warp in the default location for a single user or %PROGRAMFILES%\Warp\warp.exe if you’ve installed Warp in the default location for all users. Otherwise, put in the full path to the executable.
Press CTRL-SHIFT-C while in VSCode to open a new session in Warp.
To configure this, navigate to Settings in VSCode and search for Terminal › External: Linux Exec.
Change this to warp-terminal if you’ve installed Warp with your distribution’s package manager. Otherwise, put in the full path to the executable (e.g. if it is an AppImage).
JetBrains IDEs
Section titled “JetBrains IDEs”Press a keyboard shortcut of choice while in a JetBrains IDE to open a new session in Warp.
To configure this, use the Apple Menu. Click on Preferences, go to External Tools , and click Add. In this menu, put the following information:
- Name: Open Warp
- Program:
/Applications/Warp.app - Arguments:
$ProjectFileDir$ - Working Directory:
/Applications
Then press Ok. Now you will be able to Open Warp from the Apple Menu under Tools -> External Tools.
To attach this configuration to a keyboard shortcut, you must go to the Apple Menu -> Preferences. Then go to Keymap -> External Tools. You will find Open Warp. Right-click on it, and select Add Keyboard Shortcut. Type your desired shortcut and click save! You’re ready to open Warp with a keyboard shortcut.