'In VS Code, how do you make IntelliSense show all object keys without typing a character?

In my example I'm using TypeScript, so let's say I have a TypeScript Interface like this:

interface Item {
  name: string,
  qty: number,
  price: number
}

When I go to implement this, I start typing something like this:

const item = <Item>{

}

now, with the current behavior I would type in a character, and IntelliSense will popup with some suggested parameters that have that character in it, for example if I enter e it will pop up with name and price but not qty for obvious reasons.

So I sometimes forget all the parameters, and I find myself hitting a random letter on my keyboard hoping that the parameter I'm trying to remember contains that character.

Is there any way to make it so when I open up those brackets, or hover over them, it just shows me ALL the parameters for this Interface?

typescriptparametersintellisense


Solution 1:[1]

The default shortcut for me was cmd+I:

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Solution 2:[2]

CTRL+Space for Windows, or Control+Space for Mac.

This opens the list for all the proper components you can use for the place where the cursor is.

Solution 3:[3]

In Linux(in my example, Ubuntu 20.04 Desktop), you can use "Ctrl+i" to get the available options pop up automatically.

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Solution 1 Dharman
Solution 2 connexo
Solution 3 Leon Tseng

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