Change the default username color to something like blue (via variable, so it's changeable). Then, when user su's to root or logs in as root, change username color to RED. This would be a good visual warning that you might be doing something with root privs by mistake ...

So the _username function would check the euid, and if 0 set color to RED

would be useful to seach [/] while in the help [?] menu.

It'd be nice to show the mappings for commands when a menu is opened. For example, lazygit does it like this:

It'd help to serve as a quick and easy reminder on how to use the program efficiently, rather than having to consult the help menu. Even better if you could then use those key

Using GitHub identity to share a session does not work for me!

Version: Teleconsole 0.4.0

SSH key pair was created with following command (without passphrase) and public key was successfully added to GitHub account:

ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 2048 -f .ssh/$github_user_key

Session was created by running:

teleconsole -i $github_user

When I try to join a pr

Would it be possible to add a custom domain instead of these 3rd party services?
Or perhaps, could someone Explain how to connect a domain to HiddenEye localhost?

Currently scrolling in directory with file preview enabled in 2nd pane could get extremely sluggish if the preview command isn't snappy enough; eg having following config to use bat for previews causes scrolling in a directory containing many shell scripts to become noticeably slow:

" remaining files:
fileviewer * bat --color always --plain %c
fil

Consider adding a widget that allows tabs to be placed on the screen which would appear similar to the image below

Now that the button is done perhaps some of the code can be re-used? Tabs would be named with a title, selecting a tab (via mouse click) would expose a fresh canvas tha

How do I create a graph like the one described in the README? #tagged=climbing #since=30d #plot=done. Maybe I am misunderstanding what it means.

In the current README, so far I've gone over the very basics. Not all features have been covered, and there is little talk about httpu packages. Maybe some wiki pages, and some more details on the README would be helpful. Also a much better example video / gif is needed, the one I made is pretty bad.

Dash allows users to contribute docsets, as outlined in zealdocs/zeal#170. dasht should provide a command to automatically download and extract these as well.

(See also #4.)

If the window size is under a certain size, the path and the tree view is too small to accommodate the buffer. A minimum size should be set to guarantee that it's still usable.

Previously jwalk would follow symlinks, so we could not use it and instead implemented our own traversal.

Now with jwalk 0.5, this is supported and we can use our standard jwalker to do the job.

https://github.com/Byron/dua-cli/blob/543f7f3948c26250a8fc6ebf79a49f3ddfa3cb63/src/interactive/app/handlers.rs#L305-L340

The function above would have to change to use jwalk. It should be straight

Glad to see this project. How does it compare to ronn? Both are ruby gems and on the surface do the same thing. You project is rather newer (not sure ronn is still maintained).

It would be helpful if your README.md included some comparisons to, say, ronn and pandoc. Thanks!

Additional examples should be developed to demonstrate a wider breadth of py_cui supported features.

• Windows build
• OSX - homebrew package