Support initialization script #3119

StevenJL posted onGitHub

I love that Boostnote supports vim bindings mode. YAY!! But every time I open up Boostnote I have to run this in the console

CodeMirror.Vim.map('kj', '<Esc>', 'insert')

Is it possible to add an "initialization script" that can be used to always run the above (and other vim customizations) when the application is opened?

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posted by issuehunt-oss[bot] over 5 years ago

This is a nice feature indeed 👍

posted by ZeroX-DG over 5 years ago

@ZeroX-DG yo bro, should i tackle this one ? I think we should add key mapping to the preferences, then add it to CodeMirror custom mapping

posted by unijad over 5 years ago

@unijad It would be totally awesome if you could work on making more hotkeys configurable in the preferences. I'd suggest taking a look at this issue https://github.com/BoostIO/Boostnote/issues/2645 if you want to go that route.

Both adding an init script and adding more key remapping would solve the issue of @StevenJL , but an init script could be nice for other features. So it's probably best to keep them as separate ideas/suggestions 😄

posted by Flexo013 over 5 years ago

looks neat, and if we do it as in VScode would look great and be super handy, I'll tackle it on

@unijad It would be totally awesome if you could work on making more hotkeys configurable in the preferences. I'd suggest taking a look at this issue #2645 if you want to go that route.

Both adding an init script and adding more key remapping would solve the issue of @StevenJL , but an init script could be nice for other features. So it's probably best to keep them as separate ideas/suggestions 😄

posted by unijad over 5 years ago