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I've been using glow for a while now, and thought of a few cool features that could make it even better. Not sure if these fit the project's direction, but here they are:
Selective Header Printing: It'd be awesome to print specific headers directly. Something like:
glow --elements=header --patter-=User*
to get all element headers starting with "User".
The elements could be:
heading
code_block
list
link
image
blockquote
table
hr
code
emphasis
task_list
footnote
math
definition_list
html
Another useful example would be to print only code blocks:
glow --elements=code_block
These ideas might be a bit scattered, but in a way I think are related.
Viewing Specific Document Sections: Like tail or head. Quick examples:
For the first 10 lines:
glow --head
For the last 10 lines:
glow --tail=10
For the first 5 lines:
glow --head=5
If it's tricky to implement, maybe a --color-always option could help keep syntax color when piping to head or tail.
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I've been using glow for a while now, and thought of a few cool features that could make it even better. Not sure if these fit the project's direction, but here they are:
glow --elements=header --patter-=User*
to get all element headers starting with "User".
The elements could be:
Another useful example would be to print only code blocks:
These ideas might be a bit scattered, but in a way I think are related.
tail
orhead
. Quick examples:If it's tricky to implement, maybe a
--color-always
option could help keep syntax color when piping tohead
ortail
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: