Open fresh2dev opened 1 year ago
Would you like to use your css file instead of Termynal's?
For example, I replace the MacOS-like modal buttons with standard '- ⛶ X' text.
And I replace the title "bash", with plain "shell".
And if the language is "powershell", I set the prefix to 'PS >'.
Similarly, for "python", the prefix is '>>>'.
I can add settings for this cases and you don't need to use your css
I was thinking support for external CSS files would provide the capability without so much development burden. If you can elegantly bake all that into this tool, that'd be awesome too :metal:
You can try to apply this configuration in 0.7.0.a1
markdown_extensions:
- termynal:
title: "powershell"
prompt_literal_start:
- "$"
- "PS >" # later it will be "PS >"
- ">>>"
<!-- termynal -->
PS > pip install termynal ---> 100% Installed
Also in the future i will try to add a configuration like this for each code block.
<!-- termynal :: title:"shell" :: prompt_literal_start:["$", ">>>"] -->
For example, I replace the MacOS-like modal buttons with standard '- ⛶ X' text.
It will be later
That's dope! Yeah, being able to configure each prompt is essential, as a bash-, powershell-, or python-termynal could all exist in the same page.
Thank you!
I added new feature in v0.9.0.
You can override configs for each block. If you set a part of the settings, another part will be set to the default value.
<!-- termynal: {"prompt_literal_start": ["$", ">>>", "PS >"], title: shell} -->
PS > python
import json
:star_struck:
Well... I wrote a simple code for this result. What do you think?
<!-- termynal: {"prompt_literal_start": ["$", ">>>", "PS >"], title: powershell, buttons: windows} -->
PS > python
import json
I admire you working to make this just right. That looks very good! I find the default MacOS buttons to be too distracting when the focus should be on the code. The position of those buttons looks good, but for Windows/Linux, I would expect at least a X
to close.
You don't have to implement my preferences, of course, but FWIW, here is the minimalist approach I took, and the pertinent CSS.
[data-termynal]:before {
content: '- ⛶ X';
color: var(--termynal-color-text-subtle);
top: 5px;
right: 7px;
left: unset;
width: unset;
background: unset;
-webkit-box-shadow: unset;
box-shadow: unset;
}
I appreciate your interest and effort in making these enhancements! :fist_right::fist_left:
Termynal can be customized quite heavily with CSS alone.
For example, I replace the MacOS-like modal buttons with standard '- ⛶ X' text.
And I replace the title "bash", with plain "shell".
And if the language is "powershell", I set the prefix to 'PS >'.
Similarly, for "python", the prefix is '>>>'.
Rather than baking all this into this tool, if this tool could allow me to point to a custom CSS file, it would simplify the Termynal-related markdown I maintain today.