terminal user interface to jujutsu. Focused on speed and clarity
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Press `?` to show the help. (commands are different between graph and files view).
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Press `Arrows` to navigate windows, `Enter` to focus file view
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Press `Arrows` to navigate windows, `Enter` to focus status view
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List of graph commands:
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Please provide any suggestions. I'm new to jujutsu so I'm sure people have workflows I couldn't even dream of.
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## Installing
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I believe it won't work outside Unix so Windows users will currently have to use wsl.
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# Config file:
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You can make a `config.yaml` config file int the following directories to customize key inputs
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You can make a `config.yaml` config file in the following directories to customize key inputs
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`linux`: $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/jj_tui/
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`macos`: ~/Library/preferences/jj_tui/
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see `./jj_tui/lib/key_map.ml` for a spec for the keymap
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see `./jj_tui/lib/key_map.ml` for a spec for the keymap and `./jj_tui/lib/config.ml` for the config
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The keymap config lets you fully customize all the commands and their sub mmenus.
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``` yaml
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key_map:
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graph:
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#Simple mapping from key to command_id
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p: prev
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#Command sub menu
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s:
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title: "Squash"
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sub:
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# sub menu command
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s: "squash_into_parent"
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```
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For a full list of commands ids see [`jj_tui/bin/graph_commands.ml`](jj_tui/bin/graph_commands.ml) and [`jj_tui/bin/file_commands.ml`](jj_tui/bin/file_commands.ml)
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# logs:
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`linux`: $XDG_STATE_HOME/jj_tui/
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`macos`: ~/Library/logs/jj_tui/
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# Dev
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Can be built with nix `nix build` or open a nix shell with `nix develop`
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- Inside my own program.
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- I could make all components take an `keyList` record and let the caller override that.
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- This option is more versitile because it allows one list to use say, arrows, and the other to use something like hjkl
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## Handling unusual key combos:
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- Aparrently general ansi terminals don't properly distinguish many key combos. But kitty and newer protocols do.
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- Maybe I could use this protocol within notty.