#Opener
It also presents a notion of "Active item" and can be used to run arbitrary shell commands againts it.
##Usage
Besides the above menu the following commands are available
- Terminal: Open in active workspace
:lt.plugins.opener/open-terminal-in-active-workspace - Terminal: Open in active dir
:lt.plugins.opener/open-terminal-in-active-dir - Explorer: Open active workspace
:lt.plugins.opener/open-active-workspace - Explorer: Reveal active item
:lt.plugins.opener/reveal-active-item - Run shell command againts active item (#item-type #command) (hidden)
:lt.plugins.opener/shell
where
Active item- is what is opened in the currently active tabActive dir- the dir of the active item (if file) or active item itselfActive workspace dir- folder from the current workspace that is also a parent of the active item. If there is only one folder, that one will be returned regardless of the active item.
##Customization
Use :lt.plugins.opener/set-shell-command behavior to
setup platform specific command for a given action. For example
;; set the terminal to iTerm
{:+ {:lt.plugins.opener/settings
[(:lt.plugins.opener/set-shell-command
:terminal
:mac
["open" "{{path}}" "-a" "iTerm"])]}}{{path}} token will be replaced with the given file system path
during invocation. Note, that a command is not a string, but a list
of command line arguments.
Use :lt.plugins.opener/shell for shortcuting arbitrary shell command.
For example:
{:app {;; add active file to git with Alt+s
"alt-s" [(:lt.plugins.opener/shell :active-item ["git" "add" "{{path}}"])]}
;; Platform indirection is also supported
"alt-w" [(:lt.plugins.opener/shell :active-workspace-dir :open)]}##Quirks
On linuxes we do not have cross platform tools to do the job.
By default we use xdg-open(1) for opening, nautilus
for revealing and gnome-terminal as a terminal.
##Installation
Available in the central plugin repository.
You might need to run Refresh plugin list, Reload app behaviors
commands after installation.