@jak2k After installation, run `hx --tutor` to enter tutorial mode. :)
@jak2k After installation, run `hx --tutor` to enter tutorial mode. :)
My wishlist for #helix is pretty short, especially now that a tree-based file browser got added.
- Integrated terminal, similar to vscode
- Global search AND replace, not just global search
- Plaintext search option, as opposed to regex search. Some of my queries get messed up.
I am not yet faster at #helix than I am at #vscode , but dammit I'd rather use something developed to be completely free and open source, unlike vscode.
I considered alternatives, like Zed, but they have a CLA for their contributors, which in my eyes leaves room for a potential close sourcing in the distant future.
In the new version of #helix, we get this new awesome pop up for global search... which I love.
However, I still can't seem how to navigate back through history to auto complete the last thing I searched for.
I can see it ghost text, but cannot figure out how to autocomplete it.
Any help? (this is when I hit space + /)
HELIX - Official Reveal Trailer
Where #typst mit #helix benutzern möchte, der bekommt hiermit eine automatische Vorschau, die im Browser angezeigt wird:
[language-server.tinymist]
command = "tinymist"
[language-server.tinymist.config]
preview.background.enabled = true
preview.background.args = [
"--data-plane-host=127.0.0.1:23635",
# "--invert-colors=auto",
"--open"
]
[[language]]
name = "typst"
language-servers = ["tinymist"]
It would be really nice to have my personal configs for #Helix, #Neovim, or #Codium in my #homemanager config, but also let a #devshell provide extra config specific to that repo.
Any ideas on how something like this could be achieved?