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Execute oni directly from terminal #668
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Hi @Kcrong , Thanks for trying out Oni! Yes, we're actually just working on finalizing this. There has been a PR in #646 that adds a helper to 'Add to Path' on OSX. #636 is also tracking the remaining work, basically a shell script we can use to start Oni. Probably the simplest way to get Oni in your path is to build from source, as the It will be really nice to have this streamlined on OSX with the fix for #646 and the fix for #636 in. I'll close this as a duplicate of #636, but let me know if you have any further questions. |
@extr0py Thanks you for the response! I have one more question. I entered command palette with |
Sure thing! That looks like a duplicate of #662 - we don't do a very good job at the moment of handling the case where you open the fuzzy finder from home or a root dir. If you follow the workaround mentioned there, and select a folder, like |
Thanks! it works very well :) |
@extr0py FYI, you can close this issue :) |
Sweet, thanks @Kcrong , glad that worked for now 👍 Thanks for the kind words! |
Hi, I just installed
oni
with THIS method,but I couldn't find how to execute oni directly.
It seems kind of plugin with neovim, but I still have same design of vim.
so question. how can I run a oni directly from the terminal
I'm using OS X
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