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Open file in command line #9

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uu-z opened this issue Jul 24, 2016 · 1 comment
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Open file in command line #9

uu-z opened this issue Jul 24, 2016 · 1 comment

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uu-z commented Jul 24, 2016

Base Usage :

$ eme  //start app
$ eme <filename>  // quickly edit file / mkdir file

High Level Usage:

$ eme -t(-- template) <template name> <filename>  //mkdir and open a template file
$ eme -s(-- save)<template name><filename> //save template file 
@egoist egoist changed the title Support Cli Support CLI Jul 24, 2016
@egoist egoist changed the title Support CLI Open file in command line Aug 14, 2016
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strong-code commented Aug 15, 2016

You can kinda-sorta achieve this (on OSX) with $ open -e eme once installed. However this only opens the app in default state and AFAIK you cannot pass it a filename or dir name.

I would really love to see support for opening with a file $ eme foo.txt or a directory $ eme .

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