Metadata-Version: 2.1
Name: flauncher
Version: 1.4.1
Summary: Universal CLI file launcher
Home-page: https://github.com/yoarch/flauncher
Author: yoarch
Author-email: yo.managements@gmail.com
License: UNKNOWN
Platform: UNKNOWN
Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3
Classifier: License :: OSI Approved :: MIT License
Classifier: Operating System :: OS Independent
Requires-Python: >=3
Description-Content-Type: text/markdown

# Flauncher
Universal CLI file launcher

Launch any file in terminal with one unique command. flauncher works as a command router and launches the input files with the according application/program regarding your settings preferences. Can also be imported in your own python codes.

Then, flauncher can deal with any file type such as **audio, image, libreoffice-writer (odt), libreoffice-calc (ods), pdf, rar, tar, tar.gz, tar.xz, tar.bz2, text, tgz, zip, video, etc.** files.

# Installation
```sh
With pip:
sudo pip3 install flauncher

With yay:
yay -a flauncher

With yaourt:
yaourt -a flauncher
```

# Compatibility
python >= 3


# Usage
<pre>
<b>flauncher</b> [<b>FILE_PATH_01 FILE_PATH_02 ...</b>]
<b>options:</b>
<!-- -->         <b>-h, --help</b>        show this help message and exit
<!-- -->         <b>-m [mode]</b>         select another mode than the default open one to open another conf file than open.json
</pre>

# Configuration
The settings defining the command to be run for any extension type are located in the *~/.config/flauncher/open.json* json file.

If this file doesn't exist, copy the default one located in *usr/lib/flauncher/open.json* and configure it as you wish.

```sh
{
  "audio": {
    "type": "playlist",
    "exts": ["mp3", "wav", "m4a", "aac", "mp1", "mp2", "flac", "aa", "aax", "act", "aiff", "amr", "ape", "au", "awb", "dct", "dss", "dvf", "gsm", "iklax", "ivs", "m4b", "m4p", "mmf", "mpc", "msv", "nmf", "nsf", "oga", "mogg", "opus", "ra", "raw", "sin", "tta", "vox", "wma", "wv", "8svx"],
    "app": "mpv",
    "args": "--fs-screen=all -fs --loop-playlist --script-opts=osc-hidetimeout=6000 --player-operation-mode=pseudo-gui"
  },
  "image_bitmap": {
    "type": "playlist",
    "exts": ["jpg", "jpeg", "png", "tif", "gif", "bmp", "pjpeg", "jfif", "exif", "tiff", "png", "ppm", "pgm", "pbm", "pnm", "webp", "hdr", "heif", "bat", "bpg"],
    "app": "sxiv",
    "args": "-bf"
  },
  "image_vectorial": {
    "type": "lonely",
    "exts": ["svg"],
    "app": "inkscape",
    "args": null
  },
  ...
  ...
}
```

By default any audio and video files are launched with **mpv**, any image with **sxiv**, any pdf with the **brave** browser, any text with the **atom** editor, etc. But feel free to set your preferred application.

# Examples
For **help**:<br/>
```sh
flauncher -h
or
flauncher --help
```

Launch a **pdf**, a **zip**, a **tar.gz** and a **mp3**:<br/>
```sh
flauncher titi.pdf toto/tutu.zip toto/tutu.tar.gz toto/tata/tutu.mp3
```


# Custom mode
Define others modes corresponding to others conf files with the **-m** parameter.
When specifying the **-m** parameter, you have to precise the **mode** name just after it corresponding to the *~/.config/flauncher/**mode**.json* conf file.
**-m edit** will use the *~/.config/flauncher/edit.json* conf file rather than the default launch.json one.

Then, you can have different launch mode corresponding to any kind of file.


# Suggestions
Use the **o** command to open any file:<br/>
```sh
alias o='flauncher'
```

And the **e** command to edit any file:<br/>
```sh
alias e='flauncher -m edit'
```


# Python import
You can import the flauncher package in your own codes and then call the get_cmds method with the file paths and the mode you want to use.

```
from flauncher import get_cmds
cmds = get_cmds(f_paths, mode)
```

It will return a list of clean cmds, every cmd being a dictionary with the "app", the "args" and the "su" attributes.


