- Syntax Highlighting (poorly)
- Terminal Support (poorly)
- Supports Linux and MacOS(?)
- Navigation:
- Use arrow keys to navigate around the text
- Ctrl + arrow keys for quicker navigation
- Use arrow keys to navigate around the text
- Line Manipulation:
- Alt + (Arrow Up/Down) to move a line
- File Operations:
- Ctrl + O to open a file (relative from the current working directory)
- Ctrl + N to open a new empty tab
- Ctrl + S to save a file
- Tab Management:
- Ctrl + K to move to the left tab
- Ctrl + L to move to the right tab
- Ctrl + W to close the tab
- Editing:
- Ctrl + Z to undo the last change
- Ctrl + D to duplicate a line
- Search:
- Ctrl + F for file-wide searching
- Press Escape to exit the Finder
- Press Enter to continue searching
- Any other character will exit the Finder and use the character on the Tab
- Ctrl + F for file-wide searching
- Terminal:
- Ctrl + P to open it
- Exit:
- Press Esc to exit the editor, the terminal (Ctrl + P), File Explorer (Ctrl + O) or the file-wide searcher
By default it is stored in $USER/.zenith.json, you can override this by setting the $ZENITH_CONFIG_PATH Environment Variable.
The config file is in json format, here are the options:
{
// Defines the horizontal line scroll behaviour,
// "Line" [Default] will only scroll the line (kind of like nano does)
// "Tab" will scroll all the visible lines
scrolling: "Line" | "Tab" = "Line"
};
- Add more config options
- When to scroll the line option in Config
- Middle, MiddleEnd, End (?)
- Ctrl + O behaviour
- Use .vignore only
- Use .gitignore only
- Use both?
- Use only (number) levels deep (.gitignore or .vignore or both)
- When to scroll the line option in Config
- Colors to the terminal (Ctrl + P)
- .gitignore support for Ctrl + O
- Implement Ctrl + Y for Redo
- Text selection
- Ctrl + A(?)
- Implement proper Syntax Highlighting and code formatting
- Tree-Sitter?
- LSP?
- Handle long box queries
- Refractor input parsing (src/input.zig)
- Refractor the code (to be more readable)
- Resolve all To-Do's iside the codebase
- Clipboard support
The tests were conducted on a Linux "kitty" terminal with Bash. Ctrl + Backspace does not work in the VSCode Terminal; This is a issue in the third party utility (VSCode).