feat: Assigning hotkeys to actions and quicklinks#236
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Hi @ChisomUma. Thank you for yout PR!
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Or ykw, i'll add it myself |
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This PR provides a requested feature in #235
it adds a feature to assign global hotkeys to custom shell commands (Quicklinks), giving RustCast a Raycast-like shortcut functionality.
Users can now configure global keyboard shortcuts for any [[shells]] item in their
config.toml. When a shortcut is triggered, RustCast immediately executes the shell command in the background (e.g. launching an app or opening a URL) without requiring the user to open the RustCast search window.How to Test
Open your RustCast configuration file at ~/.config/rustcast/config.toml.
Ensure there are no empty shells = [] declarations floating at the top of the file.
Add a custom mapped shell command to the bottom:
e.g
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