Closed rasmus-kirk closed 11 months ago
This is configured here https://github.com/kamiyaa/joshuto/blob/main/docs/configuration/joshuto.toml.md
max_preview_size
Hey @kamiyaa, another 2 cents from me:
I think it would be good to dismantle this option. It originates from a time before a preview was even implemented. For files where some meta-data is shown (like for most non-text files like videos, etc.), the file-size does not matter. Same holds for image-thumbs. And no matter if we display just the content of a text file or some meta-data, the preview-script can handle that decision. There is not need to share this preview-logic over an external script and hard-coded Joshuto config-options.
I have set this value to some insane high number since basically forever. Just to get that out of the way. I doubt that this has some actual use for somebody.
Different opinions?
Hey @kamiyaa, another 2 cents from me:
I think it would be good to dismantle this option. It originates from a time before a preview was even implemented. For files where some meta-data is shown (like for most non-text files like videos, etc.), the file-size does not matter. Same holds for image-thumbs. And no matter if we display just the content of a text file or some meta-data, the preview-script can handle that decision. There is not need to share this preview-logic over an external script and hard-coded Joshuto config-options.
I have set this value to some insane high number since basically forever. Just to get that out of the way. I doubt that this has some actual use for somebody.
Different opinions?
True, you have a point. I believe this option was mostly carried over from ranger
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But it does make sense to move the logic to the preview script side and let the preview scripts determine whether they want to output a preview or not.
I can't seem to preview files when the file is more than 2MB in size. Is this intentional?