SAFE: Slow As F**k Editor

A really stupid text editor with a shell like environment to edit files just as if you're in a real shell. which in turn makes text editing really slow

running:

• run python -m venv .venv to create a virtual environment
• run source .venv/bin/activate to activate the virtual environment
• run pip install -r requirements.txt to install the required packages
• run python main.py to start the editor

changelog

v2.0.0 - Big update and rewrite

• rewritten mostly from scratch.
• actually extensible
• multiple buffers!
• and more idk i got hyper focused and didnt pay attention to what i added

v2.0.1 - Small update

• formatted stuff with black and isort
• fixed some stuff that wasnt working, like the cat command and save command.

v2.0.2 - Small update (autocomplete update)

• more formatting
• added custom auto complete
• made cat command show all lines (before it stripped any empty lines after the last line with content)
• made the program not immediately throw an error on older versions of python. tested on py3.9.21

v2.1.0 - Pretty big update (plugin update)

• Added back scripts (they're pretty useless not gonna lie)

  1. make file and start editing (maybe in safe ;) )
  2. put commands in like you would in the interactive editor
  3. run safe with the -s or --script attribute along with all the scripts you want to run
  4. enjoy

• Enhanced plugin support

• Added example plugins: Kanban and a template

• ls command (woah, revolutionary!)

v2.1.1 - Small update (cd command and calculator module)

• NOTE: Calculator module is coming soon.
• moved ls to defmod/shell.py
• added cd command (might be a little broken hehe)

legacy changelog

v1.0.1:

• edit,insert,cat,clear commands added
• file opening
• shell like split with shlex

v1.0.2:

• saving, save command
• save status in prompt
• better prompt

v1.0.3:

• debug mode, debug command
• delete command
• filename setting, setfilename command
• exit command
• info command
• debug mode exception printing
• added readline module (history, along with other useful things for python inputs)

v1.0.4:

• bare-bones scripting support

v1.0.5:

• i moved the traceback import
• *cricket noises*

v1.0.6:

• planned relative timestamp
• *cricket noises*

v1.0.7:

• added config file
• added filesize

v1.0.8:

• help command
• relative timestamp added from v1.0.6
• environment variables, variables
• exit warning if unsaved changes

v1.0.9:

• removed help from readme file :)

v1.1.0:

• slight windows support
• syntax highlighting 🥳🥳🥳
• slight plugin support?
• setfiletype command
• multicommand support (&& to split commands.)

v1.1.1:

• better windows support
• command aliases (they didnt work well)
• nerd font support (v1.0.7 planning)

v1.1.2:

• nerd fonts support is kinda also colored prompt as well?

v1.1.3:

• ^C (ctrl+c) to quit (config file)
• better command aliases
• random color in nerd font prompt
• prints command when not recognized

v1.1.4:

• added ctrl+c config documentation

v1.1.5:

• added exec command (os.system)
• made NerdFontIcons setting enable icons only
• added CoolPrompt setting (requires ColorPrompt setting, for cooler prompt with colors)
• added ColorPrompt setting (for colors)
• added license (MIT)
• added filesize in different units
• added "cmd" variable type
• added poetry (a friend recommended it)
• added optional "cat" command index :)

v1.1.6:

• added "new" command (yes, "new". it creates a new empty file.)
• added "open" command

v1.1.7:

• added "ls" command (lists directory with optional path :) )
• made the ColorPrompt only use colors 1-15 :) (works better with terminal color themes along with pywal and similar)
• fixed cat command??

v1.1.8:

• made the help command better
• removed poetry cause its shit
• also this is the first commit in 11 months
• might also stop making commits align with version numbers