v0.3.1
New Features
This is our first "new feature" release! Thanks to Ben Pritchard we've got our first original feature: copying all the contents of termination to a new file. Let's say you need to save everything in your terminal for some reason or another. Up 'till now the only way to do that was to scroll through the terminal and highlight every single line, copy everything, and then paste it into a new file. But no more! Now you can simply hit alt-ctrl-c (Windows/Linux) or alt-cmd-c (macOS) and everything will magically be copied into a new file in Atom, just waiting for you to review and save. 909d53e
We also now have an option to focus termination. If you're messing around in Atom and need to input something in a terminal window, you can now simply hit ctrl-alt-f (Windows/Linux) or cmd-alt-f (macOS) to focus the terminal, instead of having to click on it. This feature could use a little TLC since it doesn't seem to work in an editor window (hint to anyone who'd like to add this functionality!) but it's still a pretty cool feature.
In other news I've added a GitHub theme:
The background is a slight off-white with the same green as the GitHub "New Issue" button, and the same purple as the "Merged Pull Request" notification.
The Christmas theme got an improvement too - the green terminal cursor looks more holiday-ish and less like a sick dinosaur. 😄
Bugfixes
We've fixed a potential keybinding conflict for macOS: ccc4fa9 See jeremyramin/terminal-plus#350 for details.
Cheers!
Changelog:
- Added ability to export all lines in termination to a text file - Ben Pritchard
- Fixed conflicting termination/Atom keybindings for macOS
(jeremyramin/terminal-plus#350) - Changed green in Christmas theme
- Added GitHub theme
- Added keymap to focus terminal
(jeremyramin/terminal-plus#138)