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- Add unified application configuration system with JSON config file - Implement configurable quit keys (default: "q", "ctrl+c") - Add disable_esc_quit option for vim users to prevent accidental exits - Auto-create default config file at ~/.config/sshm/config.json - Maintain backward compatibility (ESC quit enabled by default) - Include comprehensive tests and documentation
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SSHM Configuration
SSHM supports configurable key bindings through a configuration file located at:
- Linux/macOS:
~/.config/sshm/config.json - Windows:
%APPDATA%\sshm\config.json
Configuration Options
Key Bindings
The key bindings section allows you to customize how you exit the application.
Example Configuration
{
"key_bindings": {
"quit_keys": ["q", "ctrl+c"],
"disable_esc_quit": true
}
}
Options
- quit_keys: Array of keys that will quit the application. Default:
["q", "ctrl+c"] - disable_esc_quit: Boolean flag to disable ESC key from quitting the application. Default:
false
For Vim Users
If you're a vim user and frequently press ESC accidentally causing the application to quit, set disable_esc_quit to true:
{
"key_bindings": {
"quit_keys": ["q", "ctrl+c"],
"disable_esc_quit": true
}
}
With this configuration:
- ESC will no longer quit the application
- You can still quit using 'q' or Ctrl+C
- All other functionality remains the same
Default Configuration
If no configuration file exists, SSHM will create one with these defaults:
{
"key_bindings": {
"quit_keys": ["q", "ctrl+c"],
"disable_esc_quit": false
}
}
This ensures backward compatibility - ESC will continue to work as a quit key by default.
Configuration Location
The configuration file will be automatically created when you first run SSHM. You can manually edit it to customize the key bindings to your preference.
If you encounter any issues with the configuration file, you can delete it and SSHM will recreate it with default settings on the next run.