// Import the necessary classes and interfaces import { CommandRegistry } from '@phosphor/commands'; import { Keymap } from '@phosphor/keyboard'; // Create a new command registry and keymap const commands = new CommandRegistry(); const keymap = new Keymap({ commands }); // Define a command for your shortcut const MY_COMMAND_ID = 'my-app:my-command'; commands.addCommand(MY_COMMAND_ID, { label: 'My Command', execute: () => console.log('My command was executed!') }); // Add a keyboard shortcut to your registry keymap.addBinding({ keys: ['Accel X'], command: MY_COMMAND_ID, args: {} }); // Attach your keymap to the document keymap.attach(document); // Now when the user presses "Ctrl + X" (on Windows/Linux) or "Cmd + X" (on macOS), // the command with ID "my-app:my-command" will be executed and the message // "My command was executed!" will be logged to the console.In this example, we first import the `CommandRegistry` and `Keymap` classes from the `@phosphor/commands` package. We then create a new `CommandRegistry` instance and a `Keymap` instance that references our registry. Next, we define a command with ID `my-app:my-command` and add it to our registry using the `addCommand` method. This command simply logs a message to the console when executed. Finally, we add a keyboard shortcut to our keymap using the `addBinding` method. The shortcut is defined as `'Accel X'`, which translates to "Ctrl + X" on Windows/Linux and "Cmd + X" on macOS. When the shortcut is pressed, our command with ID `my-app:my-command` will be executed. Overall, the `@phosphor/commands` package is a useful library for adding keyboard shortcuts and commands to your web application, and the `addKeyBinding` method is just one of the many methods available in this package.