# fm configuration file.
# Each variable is explained below


# the terminal emulator, which must be accessible from $PATH
terminal: st

# configurable colors

# Colors for "non normal" files. The list is below.
# you can define an ANSI color or an rgb color for any kind of file except "normal" files.
# colors for normal files are calculated on the fly from the "palette" values provided above.
# List of allowed ANSI colors:
#   white,        black,        red,       green,       blue,       yellow,       cyan,       magenta 
#   light_white,  light_black,  light_red, light_green, light_blue, light_yellow, light_cyan, light_magenta 
# Allowed Format for rgb color :
#   - `rgb(r, g, b)` where r, g and b are integers between 0 and 255 included.
#   - `#rrggbb` aka hex colors, where rr, gg and bb are hexadecimals
colors:
  # Gradient from start to stop for normal files.
  # the files are colored randomly according to their extension
  # ANSI colors won't be linked to their configured values but to the default ANSI values.
  normal_start:     rgb(187, 102, 255)
  normal_stop:      rgb(255, 102, 187)

  # color for different filekinds
  # here you can use ANSI values
  # colors for folders / directory
  directory:        rgb(45, 250, 209)
  # block device (hard drives...)
  block:            rgb(231, 100, 100)
  # char devices (ttys, /dev/urandom etc.)
  char:             rgb(230, 189, 87)
  # fifos
  fifo:             rgb(180, 255, 255)
  # opened sockets
  socket:           rgb(231, 100, 100)
  # valid symlinks
  symlink:          rgb(59, 204, 255)
  # broken symlinks
  broken:           rgb(140, 140, 140)

  # Colors for menus, headers, footers etc.
  # The same values are accepted.
  # first color
  header_first:     rgb(45, 250, 209)
  # second color
  header_second:    rgb(230, 189, 87)
  # selected tab border
  selected_border:  rgb(45, 250, 209)
  # non selected tab border
  inert_border:     rgb(120, 120, 120)
  # palette of 4 elements, used in menus (second window)
  palette_1:        rgb(45, 250, 209)
  palette_2:        rgb(230, 189, 87)
  palette_3:        rgb(230, 167, 255)
  palette_4:        rgb(59, 204, 255)

# keybindings
# 
# You can bind any key to any action.
# List of valid actions is accessible from `help` (default key H) and from the readme.md file.
# Invalid actions are skipped.
keys: 
  'esc': ResetMode
  'up': MoveUp
  'down': MoveDown
  'left': MoveLeft
  'right': MoveRight
  'bspace': Backspace
  'home': KeyHome
  'end': End
  'page-down': PageDown
  'page-up': PageUp
  'enter': Enter
  'tab': Tab
  'shift-tab': BackTab
  "'": MarksJump
  ' ': ToggleFlag
  '*': FlagAll
  '-': Back
  '/': Search
  '~': Home
  'a': ToggleHidden
  'c': CopyPaste
  'd': NewDir
  'e': Exec
  'g': KeyHome
  'h': MoveLeft
  'i': NvimFilepicker
  'j': MoveDown  
  'k': MoveUp
  'l': MoveRight
  'n': NewFile
  'o': OpenFile
  'p': CutPaste
  'q': Quit
  'r': Rename
  's': Shell
  't': Tree
  'u': ClearFlags
  'v': ReverseFlags
  'x': Delete
  'w': RegexMatch
  'alt-b': Bulk
  'alt-d': ToggleDualPane
  'alt-e': EncryptedDrive
  'alt-f': Filter
  'alt-g': Cd
  'alt-m': Chmod
  'alt-p': TogglePreviewSecond
  'ctrl-c': CopyFilename
  'ctrl-f': FuzzyFind
  'ctrl-h': Help
  'ctrl-g': Shortcut
  'ctrl-p': CopyFilepath
  'ctrl-q': ResetMode
  'ctrl-r': RefreshView
  'shift-e': ToggleDisplayFull
  'shift-g': End
  'shift-L': Symlink
  'shift-m': MarksNew
  'shift-o': Sort
  'shift-p': Preview
  'f1': FuzzyFindHelp
  'f2': Rename
  'f3': Preview
  'f4': OpenFile
  'f5': CopyPaste
  'f6': CutPaste
  'f7': NewDir
  'f8': Delete
  'f9': NewFile
  'f10': Quit

# Custom command :
# * Use a free keybind
# * Don't use pipe or redirection, it won't be parsed correctly
# * Use full path for the command : `/usr/bin/ls` not `ls`
# * You can use expansions :
#     Expansions :
#     - %s: the full path of the currently selected file or folder,
#     - %f: the list of the full paths of the flagged files.
#     - %e: the extension of the file.
#     - %n: the filename only.
#     - %p: the full path of the current directory.
# Example:
# 'alt-u': "/usr/bin/ls %f" # will run `ls /path/to/the/selected/file`... be won't print anything.
custom:
  # open the selected file with chrome
  'alt-u': "/usr/bin/google-chrome-stable %s"
  # drag & drop the selected file to a GUI application
  'shift-d': "/usr/bin/dragon-drop %s"  

# DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU WANT TO ADD AN UNKNOWN TERMINAL EMULATOR
#
# The flag is used to open a terminal application (TUI, CLI etc.) like bat or htop.
# We need to execute the terminal itself and pass it a new command as an argument
# It requires a flag which is often, but not always "-e".
# See the documentation of your emulator and add the correct argument like below.
terminal_emulator_flags:
  alacritty: "-e"
  st: "-e"
  terminology: "-e"
  kitty: "--"
  sakura: "-e"
  lilyterm: "-e"
  coo: "-r"
  termite: "-x"
  yakuake: "-e"
  guake: "-n"
  tilda: "-c"
  terminator: "-x"
  urxvt: "-e"
  pantheo: "-t"
  lxterminal: "-e"
  mat: "-t"
  xfce: "-t"
  konsole: "-e"
  gnom: "-t"
  xterm: "-e"