Get an overview of your work life in a single terminal window.
mink is an interactive terminal application designed to give you an overview of whatever you want.
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First you need to install the package, it uses Node.js so make sure you have that already installed.
npm i -g @mink/cli
Create a .minkrc
file somewhere, you can have different mink projects in different folders, whenever you run mink
it will automatically go up the tree to find the closest one.
touch ~/.minkrc
You can arrange your project how you like, the config file will need a plugins property. The order of this matters as it will be reflected in the terminal order. A plugin will refer to a already installed npm package, it can either be a string.
{
"plugins": [
"@mink/plugin-welcome"
]
}
Or if the plugin needs some options (api keys for example) you can set a plugin as an object.
{
"plugins": [
{
"resolve": "@mink/plugin-welcome",
"options": {
"token": "abc",
"something": true
}
}
]
}
If you have installed mink globally with npm/yarn you can call it from anywhere.
mink
- Build the views you want quickly.
- Access different views with arrow keys or shortcuts.
- Manage navigation and plugins in a single
.minkrc
config file. - Unified components for navigation, selection, focus and IA.