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Kuzya - application to quickly open links from you terminal without mouse.
Note: currently tested only on Linux
To install Kuzya as gem run.
gem install kuzya
You will need Ruby 2.4.0 or higher
If you using RVM you can install kuzya to @global gemset (but keep in mind that this per ruby interpeter, not for all rubies)
rvm @global do gem install kuzya
To open the link just run
kuzya https://example.com
Kuzya will open it on your browser.
You can make shortcuts to open links faster! Run
kuzya add SHORTCUT_NAME https://example.com
You also can create nested shortcuts, just run
kuzya add PARENT_SHORTCUT CHILD_SHORTCUT some_text
(Note: you need to create parent shortcuts firstly to have ability to add nested ones)
(Note #2: you can't create shortcuts named add | remove | list | help )
Example:
kuzya add gh https://github.com`
kuzya add gh rb ruby
kuzya gh rb rake # Kuzya will open https://github.com/ruby/rake
You can remove shortcuts by
kuzya remove SHORTCUT_NAME
But please keep in mind that if shorcut contains another shortcuts they aslo will be Add frozen_string_literal. Cleanup. Add normal path to config file
To see the list of your shorcuts run
kuzya list
Kuzya can show you information about itself, run
kuzya help
The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.
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We found that kuzya demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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