Configuration

Config file

located at

~/.tsrc

if ~/.tsrc doesn't exist, you need to create one

It supports changing the editor (opened with o or ENTER) and the theme.

An example of ~/.tsrc:

# Set your preferred editor
editor = emacs

# 'open = ' has the same effect as 'editor = '
open = emacs

# Set your preferred theme
theme = dark

Because o and ENTER can both open files, you can specify their commands separately.

# The line below will be overridden by the following lines
editor = code

# Command to run after pressing 'o', this overrides 'editor = ' and 'open = '
o = open

# Command to run after pressing 'enter', this overrides 'editor = ' and 'open = '
enter = vim

Command line arguments are supported as well.

# Option value with whitespace, such as '--title "I Love Emacs"' is not supported yet
enter = emacs -nbc --no-desktop --title I-Love-Emacs
o = code --sync on --disable-lcd-text --disable-gpu

Theme

The default theme is lucius.

dark theme:

Other themes:

• catppuccin
• trans
• lucius
• acme
• sakura
• vscode
• jesus
• lucius-l

The theme name is case-insensitive; e.g., Catppuccin and catppuccin both work.

Editor

The specified editor will open when o or ENTER is pressed while the cursor is on a file.

The default editor is vi; You can change it to vscode by adding this line into your ~/.tsrc file:

editor = code

o and ENTER can open different editors and programs, for example, press o to open vim, and enter to open emacs. See the guide above for how to configure them using .tsrc.