how to specify the file association of the file?

[woshichuanqilz]

For example I want to open html file by google-chrome.
I check the yazi.toml

The related code shuold be like:
{ mime = "text/html", use = [ "edit", "reveal" ] },

But the edit, open, reveal seems cant specify the program by file type. How to fix it?

edit = [
	{ run = '$EDITOR "$@"', block = true,  for = "unix" },
	{ run = 'code "%*"',    orphan = true, for = "windows" },
]
open = [
	{ run = 'xdg-open "$@"',                desc = "Open", for = "linux" },
	{ run = 'open "$@"',                    desc = "Open", for = "macos" },
	{ run = 'start "" "%1"', orphan = true, desc = "Open", for = "windows" }
]
reveal = [
	{ run = 'open -R "$1"',                          desc = "Reveal", for = "macos" },
	{ run = 'explorer /select, "%1"', orphan = true, desc = "Reveal", for = "windows" },
	{ run = '''exiftool "$1"; echo "Press enter to exit"; read''', block = true, desc = "Show EXIF", for = "unix" },
]

[lpnh]

Not sure if this applies for your context, but I use mimeapps.list in my environment. It's a simple file for configuring default applications for MIME types. Here's more information about it: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/XDG_MIME_Applications#mimeapps.list

[woshichuanqilz]

Not sure if this applies for your context, but I use mimeapps.list in my environment. It's a simple file for configuring default applications for MIME types. Here's more information about it: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/XDG_MIME_Applications#mimeapps.list

Thanks. It worked for some situation...

	{ on = [ "l" ],         run = "open",                                                 desc = "Open the selected files" },
	{ on = [ "<Enter>" ],   run = "open",                                                 desc = "Open the selected files" },

here is my setting. Enter works fine, but l wont work. do you know why ?

[lpnh]

Is this from your keymap.toml? It looks like an attempt to achieve something similar to the smart enter plugin. Even if you don't want to go with smart enter, you would need to override the default l key. You can check how to do that here.

By the way, probably you don't need this line, because it's already the default one:

{ on = [ "<Enter>" ],   run = "open",                                                 desc = "Open the selected files" },