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@ -58,8 +58,8 @@ $conf =
:
(
PHP_OS_FAMILY === 'Darwin'
? getenv('HOME').'/Library/Preferences/h-m-m/config'
: getenv('HOME').'/.config/h-m-m/config'
? getenv('HOME').'/Library/Preferences/h-m-m/h-m-m.conf'
: getenv('HOME').'/.config/h-m-m/h-m-m.conf'
)
)
;
@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ if (file_exists($conf))
{
if (empty(trim($line))) continue;
$c = explode('=',trim($line));
$mm['config'][ trim($c[0] ?? 'NA') ] = trim($c[1] ?? 'NA');
$mm['config'][ str_replace('-','_',trim($c[0] ?? 'NA')) ] = trim($c[1] ?? 'NA');
}
fclose($handle);
}
@ -86,13 +86,12 @@ $mm['env']=[];
$e = getenv();
foreach ($e as $k=>$v)
if (substr($k,0,4)=='hmm_')
$mm['env'][substr($k,4)] = $v ?? '';
$mm['env'][str_replace('-','_',substr($k,4))] = $v ?? '';
// and now, the settings!
// arguments > environment variables > config file > default
config($mm, 'max_parent_node_width', 25);
config($mm, 'max_parent_node_width', 25);
config($mm, 'max_leaf_node_width', 55);
config($mm, 'line_spacing', 1);

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@ -90,20 +90,33 @@ In the text editor:
# Configuration
You can create an `h-m-m.conf` file in the same directory as the application and use it to change some or all of the following default values:
The following are the settings in h-m-m:
max_parent_node_width = 25
max_leaf_node_width = 55
line_spacing = 1
initial_depth = 1
center_lock = false
focus_lock = false
max_undo_steps = 24
active_node_color = "\033[38;5;0m\033[48;5;172m\033[1m"
message_color = "\033[38;5;0m\033[48;5;141m\033[1m"
center_lock = false
focus_lock = false
undo_steps = 24
The colors are ASCII escape codes.
You have 3 different ways of setting those values:
1. Pass them as arguments when running the program; e.g., `h-m-m --focus-lock=true --line-spacing=0 filename`
1. Set them as environment variables with `hmm_` as prefix; e.g., `hmm_line_spacing=0`
1. Store them in a config file. You can pass the location of the config file when running the application like `h-m-m --config=/path/file`, or use the default location:
* Linux: ~/.config/h-m-m/h-m-m.conf
* Mac: ~/Library/Preferences/h-m-m/h-m-m.conf
* Windows: an h-m-m.conf file in the same directory as the script
Both underscores and dashes are accepted for the setting keys.
When multiple values exists, the highest priority goes to the command line arguments and the lowest to the config file.
# Data format
@ -151,7 +164,7 @@ Optionally, you can make the file executable by running the `chmod +x h-m-m` in
In Arch Linux, you can use the `h-m-m-git` AUR package to install it.
## 3. Installation script for Linux
## 3. Installation script for Linux (and Mac?)
You can run the following command to install h-m-m:
@ -163,6 +176,8 @@ This command downloads and runs the install.sh script, which it turn downloads h
After installing, you can run `h-m-m` from anywhere in your terminal to run the application with an empty map, or `h-m-m filename` to open an existing file.
Note: It probably works in a Mac, but I'm not completely sure; so, [let me know](https://github.com/nadrad/h-m-m/issues/27).
## 4. Installation with Docker