termi 0.1.2

A modal terminal code editor written in Rust
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# termi configuration
#
# Copy to <config-dir>/termi/config.toml and delete what you do not want to
# change — every key is optional and falls back to the value shown here.
#
#   Linux    ~/.config/termi/config.toml
#   macOS    ~/Library/Application Support/termi/config.toml
#   Windows  %APPDATA%\termi\config.toml
#
# Set TERMI_CONFIG_DIR to override the location entirely.
#
# Unknown keys are an error rather than a silent no-op, so a typo is reported
# in the command bar the next time termi starts.

# "dark", "light", or the stem of a file in <config-dir>/termi/themes/.
theme = "dark"

# Indentation.
tab_width = 4
expand_tabs = true       # insert spaces rather than a tab character
auto_indent = true       # carry indentation onto new lines, dedent on `}`

# Gutter.
line_numbers = true
relative_line_numbers = false

# Text area.
word_wrap = false        # wrap long lines instead of scrolling sideways
highlight_current_line = true
scrolloff = 3            # lines of context kept above and below the cursor
syntax_highlighting = true

# Chrome.
show_tabs = true         # tab strip, shown when more than one file is open

# Behaviour.
watch_files = true             # reload clean buffers changed on disk
trim_trailing_whitespace = false
system_clipboard = true        # false uses an internal register instead

# Let the mouse focus and scroll windows. Capturing the mouse takes
# drag-to-select away from the terminal; most terminals still offer it under
# Shift, but set this to false to leave the mouse alone entirely.
mouse = true