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@chakuari No sorry, I am not using #vifm. Currently I am trying out #yazi as a #cli #filemanager
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Написал скрипт, который принимает https-ссылку на пост, получает ссылки на вложения с помощью #toot, преобразует https-ссылку в fedi-ссылку и сохраняет вложения в директорию с именами вида `<fedi-ссылка> <номер вложения>.ext` (см. иллюстрацию). Слеши в fedi-ссылке заменены на знак `∫`, потому что ~~а почему бы и нет~~ я ещё не настолько сошёл с ума, чтобы использовать слеши в именах файлов, поэтому их нужно на что-то заменить.
Запуск `fedi-save (wl-paste)` повесил на хоткей в #sway; открытие ссылки, содержащейся в имени файла (`fedi-save --open <path>`) повесил на хоткей в #yazi.
![```fish
#!/usr/bin/env fish
argparse o/open -- $argv
or return
set dir ~/Downloads/fedi
function parse --argument-names uri
string match -rg -- 'https?://([^/]+)/@([^/@]+)@?([^/]*)/?([[:digit:]]*)' $uri
end
function convert --argument-names instance user user_instance toot
echo fedi:∫∫{$user}@(test $user_instance && echo $user_instance || echo $instance)∫$toot
end
function save --argument-names uri out
aria2c --dir $dir --out=$out --continue=true $uri
end
if set -q _flag_open
for path in $argv
string replace --all -- ∫ / (string match -rg -- '.*(fedi:∫∫[^∫]+∫[[:digit:]]+).*' $path)
end | fedi-hack --stdin
return
end
set parts (parse $argv[1])
or return
set status_id $parts[4]
set name (convert $parts)
set count 0
for attachment in (toot status --json $status_id | jq -r '.media_attachments[] | .url')
save $attachment $name(test $count -gt 0 && echo " $count" || echo)(path extension $attachment)
set count (math $count + 1)
end
```](https://mastodon.ml/system/media_attachments/files/114/111/150/682/295/646/original/0f2f04f4085de593.png "```fish
#!/usr/bin/env fish
argparse o/open -- $argv
or return
set dir ~/Downloads/fedi
function parse --argument-names uri
string match -rg -- 'https?://([^/]+)/@([^/@]+)@?([^/]*)/?([[:digit:]]*)' $uri
end
function convert --argument-names instance user user_instance toot
echo fedi:∫∫{$user}@(test $user_instance && echo $user_instance || echo $instance)∫$toot
end
function save --argument-names uri out
aria2c --dir $dir --out=$out --continue=true $uri
end
if set -q _flag_open
for path in $argv
string replace --all -- ∫ / (string match -rg -- '.*(fedi:∫∫[^∫]+∫[[:digit:]]+).*' $path)
end | fedi-hack --stdin
return
end
set parts (parse $argv[1])
or return
set status_id $parts[4]
set name (convert $parts)
set count 0
for attachment in (toot status --json $status_id | jq -r '.media_attachments[] | .url')
save $attachment $name(test $count -gt 0 && echo \" $count\" || echo)(path extension $attachment)
set count (math $count + 1)
end
```")
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The yazi fish shell integration uses builtin cd -- "$cwd", which ends up bypassing fish's directory history. Removing "builtin" lets it use directory history.
Figured this out because I keep accidentally ending up in the wrong dir when using yazi. I can never seem to predict if I want to cd before I open yazi
#linux #yazi #FishShell
yazi-rs.github.ioQuick Start | YaziA quick guide on the basic usage of Yazi.
New post: Exploring desktop Linux: Part 3
Part 3 of this series finds me (temporarily) stepping away from Emacs while I adjust to keybinding differences between Linux and macOS, trying out ironbar for my Hyprland status bar, and increasingly spending my time in commandline apps.
https://www.rousette.org.uk/archives/exploring-desktop-linux-p3/
but she's a girl...Exploring desktop linux: Part 3Part 3 of this series finds me (temporarily) stepping away from Emacs while I adjust to keybinding differences between Linux and macOS, trying out ironbar for my Hyprland status bar, and increasingly spending my time in commandline apps.
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#Domoticz #SmartHome #openHAB #BOSS #Linux #DebPostInstall #Ubuntu #CasaOS #RaspberryPi #security #OpenSource #Yazi #FOSS
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@JustineSmithies even though I've been using helix for a few months, one of my complains for the longest time was the lack of a file tree. But I found this resource the other day which uses zellij to achieve a proper file picker experience.
https://iambrainstorming.github.io/coding_blog/rust/text-editor.html
iambrainstorming.github.ioHelix editor - Iambrainstorming Blog
New #HelixEditor milestone! I finally got to the point where I needed to make a new controller and a new file.
I thought not having the tree would make this super painful, but NOPE. Just fired up #yazi in a new terminal window, added it and opened in Helix.
Really loving this workflow! 2.5 weeks in now, and pushing a HUGE update to my platform.
Also... #yazi is amazing.. but seems i'm missing some fonts? icons? curious what i'm missing here to correctly render this
Ok, now that i'm spending more time in the #terminal for #HelixEditor, i'm also checking out things like #yazi and realizing the default #gnome terminal is OKAY, but lacking some features.
What #linux terminal app do y'all use? Kitty? Foot? there are many
