harunx9/sfm

Simple two-panel file manager written in Rust inspired by vim and Total Commander

sfm's Issues

User-configurable rust-independent config

Hi, nice work!

Ideally, users can be empowered to configure the key mappings independent of rust.
These mappings can be in a i.e. config.{toml, yaml}, for example.

Shift+H does not work

I use a Firefox plugin called Vimium C to have vim-like navigation in the browser.
To go back, I use Shift+H (Shift+Left in vim terminology). I would like to have this in sfm as well.

The following diff does not produce the expected result (in ~/.config/sfm.toml):

diff --git a/sfm.toml b/sfm.toml
index 9f56dea..b5f445e 100644
--- a/sfm.toml
+++ b/sfm.toml
@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ prev_tab = { key = "p" }
 close = { key = "esc" } 
 open = { key = "o" }
 open_as_tab = { key = "o", modifier = "C" }
-navigate_up = { key = "backspace" }
+navigate_up = { key = "h", modifier = "S" }

This might be because h with S modifier might be interpreted as H, so tried with that as well. Still no luck:

diff --git a/sfm.toml b/sfm.toml
index 9f56dea..24e1c77 100644
--- a/sfm.toml
+++ b/sfm.toml
@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ prev_tab = { key = "p" }
 close = { key = "esc" }
 open = { key = "o" }
 open_as_tab = { key = "o", modifier = "C" }
-navigate_up = { key = "backspace" }
+navigate_up = { key = "H" }

help compiling to windows

error[E0599]: no method named is_dirfound for type parameterTPath` in the current scope

  | --> src\app\file_system\functions.rs:31:18
  | |
  | 31 |     if item_path.is_dir() {
  | |                  ^^^^^^ method not found in TPath
  |  
  | For more information about this error, try rustc --explain E0599.
  | error: could not compile sfm due to previous err`