oneline README

oneline is a plugin to increase development speed. you can use the commands in the current file.

the website: http://www.onelineteam.com

Features

all commands currently only support the relative path.

usage

type command line and select it.

• tap shortcut for the command palette, exec command: oneline.

• or tap (mac: cmd + r, window: ctrl+alt+r) shortcut for running oneline.

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cp

copy file content to the target file.

  cp [source] -o [target]|[here]

"source" is source file.

-o set the target file. it have a optional value is here. "here" means the current cursor position.

find

search file and show the results.

  find [name] -d [dir] -R

"name" is your search key. it's required.

-d the search directory. it's required.

-R recursive search.

from

write some content to the target file.

  from `[content]` -o [target] -p [position]

-p position's format like "row:col". if col's value is end, the col's position is length of the current line.

-o target file. it's a relative path of the current file. it's required.

to

jump to the target file.

  to [target]

"target" is required.

rp

replace text. support regex.

  rp source target
  #or
  rp `source/target,source/target........`

mv

move source line to target line.

  mv [source number] [target number]
  #or
  mv [(number:chars)/(number:chars)] [target number]

if move to copy, you can use -c.

  mv [source] [target] -c

if only move the cursor, pass an argument.

  mv [target line number]
  #or
  mv [number:chars]

del

delete something.

  del [line number]|[start/end]|[(number:chars)/(number:chars)]

gn

generate a function of the @oneline/core.