Release tinyedit 0.3.1 · robertobissanti/tinyedit

macOS Command-key bridge

Experimental opt-in Ghostty support for Cmd-S, Cmd-F, Cmd-Z, Cmd-O, Cmd-W, Cmd-C, Cmd-X, Cmd-A, Cmd-Q, Cmd-G, Cmd-R, Cmd-T, Cmd-Y, and Cmd-D.
The Find prompt replaces the old Search wording; Cmd-G toggles regex and Cmd-R starts find-and-replace.
When the macOS bridge is enabled, TinyEdit's splash, status hints, help, settings panel, and info slogan show Cmd labels.

On exit TinyEdit now resets the terminal colors before clearing the screen, so a configured editor background does not remain behind the shell prompt.

Language definitions now ship in syntax-configs/: LaTeX, Matlab/Octave, and the HTML templates Nunjucks, Jinja, Liquid and Twig. Install them with make install-syntax, which never overwrites files you already have.
A .conf can declare its own status-bar name with filetype, so a single file describes both how a language is highlighted and what it is called. Unknown extensions are resolved from the installed configs and recorded in ~/.tinyeditrc.
New base_tokenizer = xml and template_delimiters keys describe HTML template languages, whose tags the C-like tokenizer cannot express. Template blocks are highlighted inside attribute values too, so href="{{ url }}" shows its dynamic part instead of one flat string.

YAML front matter, with keys and values highlighted separately. Recognized only when it opens the file, so a --- further down stays a horizontal rule.
HTML tags embedded in documents, inline and as blocks.
Links and images, with the label and the destination in different colors so rows of badges stay readable. Nested [![alt](img)](url) badges are handled.
Emphasis may span several lines, closed by its marker or by a blank line. Bounding it at the paragraph keeps a stray * in prose from recoloring the rest of the document.

Enable Experimental macOS Command keys (Ghostty) in F2 and add the documented bindings to Ghostty's configuration file.