Kit-Toolbox/editor.conf.example at main · KristjanPikhof/Kit-Toolbox · GitHub

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# editor.conf - Editor shortcuts for opening files/folders
# Format: shortcut_name|full_command|description
#
# Fields (pipe-separated):
# 1. Shortcut name (used with: kit <name> <file/folder>)
# 2. Full command to open the editor
# 3. Description
#
# ============================================================================
# HOW TO ADD YOUR EDITOR
# ============================================================================
#
# macOS GUI Apps:
#   Use the full path to the .app bundle, or 'open -a AppName'
#
#   Example using 'open -a':
#     myeditor|open -a "MyEditor"|MyEditor App
#
#   Example using full path:
#     myeditor|"/Applications/MyEditor.app/Contents/MacOS/MyEditor"|MyEditor
#
# Linux GUI Apps:
#   Use the command name (must be in PATH) or full path to binary
#
#   Example using command name:
#     myeditor|myeditor|MyEditor
#
#   Example using full path:
#     myeditor|/usr/bin/myeditor|MyEditor
#
# ============================================================================
# EXAMPLES - CUSTOMIZE THESE FOR YOUR EDITORS
# ============================================================================

# macOS: code command must be installed from Command Palette
# Linux: code command must be in PATH

# Add your own editors below using the format: name|command|description
# Example:
#   emacs|open -a Emacs|Emacs (macOS)
#   idea|/usr/bin/idea|IntelliJ IDEA (Linux)

# Zed editor (macOS - use open -a for .app bundles)
zed|open -a "/Applications/Zed.app"|Zed editor