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Currently the hyperlink format in eza is hardcoded to be file:///{path}, ripgrep has the ability to change this format to whatever you want with some nice aliases BurntSushi/ripgrep#2611
I would use this to list files in a project with eza --tree and have links always open in my text editor :)
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I think switching between predefined formats via a command line flag should be fairly straight forward to implement. Allowing the user to define a custom format is more involved though and also maybe a bit of overkill since we don't have that many interesting information to pack into a link as ripgrep with lines and colums within files. So we might wanna limit the scope when implementing this.
I think it would also be useful to be able to have different formats for different file types, so e.g. you could say that directories should open in a file explorer and regular files should open in a text editor.
Currently the hyperlink format in eza is hardcoded to be
file:///{path}
, ripgrep has the ability to change this format to whatever you want with some nice aliases BurntSushi/ripgrep#2611I would use this to list files in a project with
eza --tree
and have links always open in my text editor :)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: