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Hi!
I think it would be very nice to allow the user to set its own custom key bindings.
I guess I could fork the project and build my own binary, but settings custom key bindings using a config file would be a very nice option.
Then, we could put on the readme, some example of keybindings for people using Vim or Emacs, for instance:
HELP = [Key("h")] PRIORITY_UP = [Key("+")] PRIORITY_DOWN = [Key("-")] NEXT_SORT = [Key("n")] PREVIOUS_SORT = [Key("p")] REMOVE_ASK = [Key("d")] TOGGLE_EXPAND_COLLAPSE = [Key("za")] TOGGLE_EXPAND_COLLAPSE_ALL = [Key("zA")] SEARCH = [Key("/")] QUIT = [Key("q")] MOVE_UP = [Key("k", Screen.KEY_UP)] MOVE_DOWN = [Key("j", Screen.KEY_DOWN)] MOVE_LEFT = [Key("h", Screen.KEY_LEFT)] MOVE_RIGHT = [Key("l", Screen.KEY_RIGHT)]
Unfortunately, I don't have good python skills to implement that properly.
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Yes, this is something I would like to support in aria2p, unfortunately this require quite some work and I couldn't find the time yet 🙂
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feat: Add user configuration
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Fixes pawamoy#60. PR pawamoy#62.
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Fixes #60. PR #62. Co-authored-by: Timothée Mazzucotelli <[email protected]>
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Hi!
I think it would be very nice to allow the user to set its own custom key bindings.
I guess I could fork the project and build my own binary, but settings custom key bindings using a config file would be a very nice option.
Then, we could put on the readme, some example of keybindings for people using Vim or Emacs, for instance:
Unfortunately, I don't have good python skills to implement that properly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: