Open Dysta opened 10 months ago
Understand your needs, I have recorded it
I'll add support for .toml combined .cfg file editing in the next update, and in the meantime you can help list more file types.
I took the liberty of writing a little list.
.conf .config .toml .ini .json .yaml .yml .xml .rc .env .service .conf.d .sh .htaccess .cfg .gitconfig .vim .curlrc .wgetrc .gitignore .editorconfig .hgrc .properties .jshintrc .txt .md .log .html .css .php .js .bat .r .pl .rb .c .cpp .java .src .py .h .tex .rtf .eps .svg .jsonld .ttl .n3 .rss .atom .yarnrc .gitattributes .srt .tsv .vcard .ics .plaintext .asc .sql .url .csv .diff
config <-- file named config
Ok I will update them.
i belive it is better to check metadata if it is a textfile or not.
something that would be scalable is in the dot (…) menu to “Open as…” “text file” or something along these lines…
Is your feature request related to an issue? Please describe. Currently, a few file extensions open a text editor in the web view. Some common extensions like .toml, .cfg are not supported and ask to be downloaded if we click on them
Describe the solution you want When clicking on a .toml or .cfg, it opens a text editor like a .json file
Describe the alternatives you considered A workaround is to add the .txt extension to the file, then open it, do what we need, save it, and remove the .txt extension.
Additional context Currently unsupported extension that are common to edit:
I will update this list if I find more extension