Crates.io | hackernews_tui |
lib.rs | hackernews_tui |
version | 0.13.5 |
source | src |
created_at | 2021-03-04 05:43:36.518989 |
updated_at | 2024-10-22 00:10:44.335243 |
description | A Terminal UI to browse Hacker News |
homepage | |
repository | https://github.com/aome510/hackernews-TUI |
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hackernews_tui
is a fast and customizable application for browsing Hacker News on the terminal.
hackernews_tui
is written in Rust with the help of Cursive TUI library. It uses HN Algolia APIs and HN Official APIs to get Hacker News data.
Application's prebuilt binaries can be found in the Releases Page.
Install the latest version from crates.io by running cargo install hackernews_tui --locked
.
You can download the binary image of the latest build from the master
branch by running
docker pull aome510/hackernews_tui:latest
then run
docker run -it aome510/hackernews_tui:latest
to run the application. You can also use your local configuration file when running the image by running
docker run --rm -v ${CONFIG_FILE_PATH}:/app/hn-tui.toml -it aome510/hackernews_tui:latest
with ${CONFIG_FILE_PATH}
is the path to the local configuration file.
Run
git clone https://github.com/aome510/hackernews-TUI.git
cd hackernews-TUI
cargo build --release
to build the application, then run
./target/release/hackernews_tui
to run the application, or
ln -sf $PWD/target/release/hackernews_tui /usr/local/bin
to link the executable binary to /usr/local/bin
folder.
Run scoop install hackernews-tui
to install the application.
Run sudo port install hackernews-tui
to install the application.
Run yay -S hackernews_tui
to install the application as an AUR package.
pkgin install hackernews-tui
cd /usr/pkgsrc/www/hackernews-tui
make install
Demo videos of hackernews_tui
v0.9.0
are available on youtube and asciinema
In each View
, press ?
to see a list of supported keyboard shortcuts and their functionalities.
The below sections will list the application's default shortcuts, which can be customized by changing the key mappings in the user's config file.
For more information about configuring the application's key mappings or defining custom shortcuts, please refer to the config documentation.
Command | Description | Default Shortcut |
---|---|---|
open_help_dialog |
Open the help dialog | ? |
close_dialog |
Close a dialog | esc |
quit |
Quit the application | [q, C-c] |
goto_previous_view |
Go to the previous view | [backspace, C-p] |
goto_search_view |
Go to search view | [/, C-s] |
goto_front_page_view |
Go to front page view | F1 |
goto_all_stories_view |
Go to all stories view | F2 |
goto_ask_hn_view |
Go to ask HN view | F3 |
goto_show_hn_view |
Go to show HN view | F4 |
goto_jobs_view |
Go to jobs view | F5 |
Command | Description | Default Shortcut |
---|---|---|
move_cursor_left |
Move cursor to left | [left, C-b] |
move_cursor_right |
Move cursor to right | [right, C-f] |
move_cursor_to_begin |
Move cursor to the begin of line | [home, C-a] |
move_cursor_to_end |
Move cursor to the end of line | [end, C-e] |
backward_delete_char |
Delete backward a character | backspace |
Command | Description | Default Shortcut |
---|---|---|
up |
Scroll up | [k, up] |
down |
Scroll down | [j, down] |
page_down |
Scroll up half a page | [d, page_down] |
page_up |
Scroll down half a page | [u, page_up] |
top |
Scroll to top | [g, home] |
bottom |
Scroll to bottom | [G, end] |
View
Command | Description | Default Shortcut |
---|---|---|
next_story |
Focus the next story | j |
prev_story |
Focus the previous story | k |
next_story_tag |
Go to the next story tag | l |
previous_story_tag |
Go to the previous story tag | h |
goto_story |
Focus the {story_id}-th story | {story_id} g |
goto_story_comment_view |
Go the comment view associated with the focused story | enter |
open_article_in_browser |
Open in browser the focused story's article | o |
open_article_in_article_view |
Open in article view the focused story's article | O |
open_story_in_browser |
Open in browser the focused story | s |
next_page |
Go to the next page | n |
prev_page |
Go the previous page | p |
cycle_sort_mode |
Cycle story sort mode | d |
Command | Description | Default Shortcut |
---|---|---|
open_article_in_browser |
Open article in browser | a |
open_link_in_browser |
Open in browser {link_id}-th link | {link_id} o |
open_link_in_article_view |
Open in article view {link_id}-th link | {link_id} O |
open_link_dialog |
Open link dialog | l |
Command | Description | Default Shortcut |
---|---|---|
next |
Focus next link | [j, down] |
prev |
Focus previous link | [k, up] |
open_link_in_browser |
Open in browser the focused link | [o, enter] |
open_link_in_article_view |
Open in article view the focused link | O |
Command | Description | Default Shortcut |
---|---|---|
next_comment |
Focus the next comment | j |
prev_comment |
Focus the previous comment | k |
next_leq_level_comment |
Focus the next comment with smaller or equal level | l |
prev_leq_level_comment |
Focus the previous comment with smaller or equal level | h |
next_top_level_comment |
Focus the next top level comment | n |
prev_top_level_comment |
Focus the previous top level comment | p |
parent_comment |
Focus the parent comment (if exists) | u |
toggle_collapse_comment |
Toggle collapsing the focused item | tab |
vote |
Toggle voting the focused item (requires authentication) | v |
open_article_in_browser |
Open in browser the discussed article | a |
open_article_in_article_view |
Open in article view the discussed article | A |
open_story_in_browser |
Open in browser the discussed story | s |
open_comment_in_browser |
Open in browser the focused comment | c |
open_link_in_browser |
Open in browser the {link_id}-th link in the focused comment | {link_id} o |
open_link_in_article_view |
Open in article view the {link_id}-th link in the focused comment | {link_id} O |
In SearchView
, there are two modes: Navigation
and Search
. The default mode is Search
.
Search
mode is similar to Vim's insert mode, in which users can input a query string.
Navigation
mode allows the SearchView
to behave like a StoryView
of matched stories.
SearchView
-specific key shortcuts:
Command | Description | Default Shortcut |
---|---|---|
to_search_mode |
Enter Search mode from Navigation mode |
i |
to_navigation_mode |
Enter Navigation mode from Search mode |
<esc> |
By default, hackernews-tui
will look for the hn-tui.toml
user-defined config file inside
.config
directory inside the user's home directoryIf not found such file, the application will fall back to use a set of default configurations.
User can also specify the path to config file when running the application with -c
or --config
option.
hackernews_tui -c ~/.config/hn-tui.toml
For further information about the application's configurations, please refer to the example config file and the config documentation.
Users can authenticate their account by specifying username
and password
inside the hn-auth.toml
file:
username=""
password=""
By default, the authentication file should be inside the same folder as the the general configuration file (hn-tui.toml
), which can be configured by specifying the -a
or --auth
option.
hackernews-tui
uses RUST_LOG
environment variable to define the application's logging level (default to be INFO
).
By default, the application creates the hn-tui.log
log file inside the user's cache directory, which can be configured by specifying the -l
or --log
option.
View
to read the linked story in reader mode on the terminal. A list of possible suggestion can be found hereC-x C-c ...
)