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This project is in its very early stages. While this can be daily driven, expect some issues here and there.

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Installation

# Test the main branch
uvx git+https://github.com/NSPC911/rovr.git
# Install
## uv (my fav)
uv tool install rovr
## or pipx
pipx install rovr
## or plain old pip
pip install rovr

Running from source

uv run rovr

Running in dev mode to see debug outputs and logs

uv run rovr --dev
# or with poethepoet
poe dev

the Textual console must also be active to see debug outputs

uv run textual console
# or uvx if not running from source
uvx --from textual-dev textual console
# or just capture print statements
poe log

For more info on Textual's console, refer to https://textual.textualize.io/guide/devtools/#console

FAQ

  1. There isn't X theme/Why isn't Y theme available?
[[custom_theme]]
name = "<str>"
primary = "<hex>"
secondary = "<hex>"
success = "<hex>"
warning = "<hex>"
error = "<hex>"
accent = "<hex>"
foreground = "<hex>"
background = "<hex>"
surface = "<hex>"
panel = "<hex>"
is_dark = "<bool>"
variables = {
  "<key>" = "<value>"
}
  1. Why is it considered post-modern?

    • Parody to my current editor, helix
  2. What can I contribute?

    • Themes, and features can be contributed.
    • Refactors will be frowned on, and may take a longer time before merging.
  3. I want to add a feature/theme/etc! How do I do so?

    • You need uv at minimum. prek, ruff and ty are recommended to be installed.
    • Clone the repo, and inside it, run uv sync and prek install.
    • Make your changes, ensure that your changes are properly formatted (via the pre-commit hook), before pushing to a custom branch on your fork.
    • For more info, check the how to contribute page.
  4. How do I make a feature suggestion?

    • Open an issue using the feature-request tag, with an estimated difficulty as an optional difficulty level label
  5. Why not ratatui or bubbletea??? angry noises

    • I like Python.
  6. What's with the name?

    • Kind of a weird thing. ranger is a terminal file manager written in Python. And there is a car brand named Range Rover. Ranger. Hence, I wanted to use "rover", but there is already an existing file explorer named rover, so I just removed the "e" to be a bit more fancy.
  7. How should I stylize rovr?

    • Just "rovr", please.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

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Thank you so much for starring this repo! Each star pushes me more to make even more amazing features for you!

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