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pi-editor-selection

v0.1.7

Published

Keyboard and fullscreen mouse selection for the Pi prompt editor

Readme

pi-editor-selection

Add visible text selection to Pi's prompt editor. Delete it with Backspace or Delete, or replace it by typing.

Features

  • Select text with Shift+Left/Right/Up/Down in both regular and fullscreen TUI modes.
  • Extend or shrink a selection in either direction; it stays active until another editor action changes or clears it.
  • Delete the selected range with the configured Backspace or Delete keybinding. Pi's undo behavior is preserved.
  • In fullscreen mode, select prompt text by dragging or double-clicking a word with the left mouse button. The selected text is copied on release when Fullscreen copy on select is enabled.
  • In fullscreen mode, scroll a long prompt with the mouse wheel. The wheel moves the cursor line by line, like the arrow keys, and stops at the first and last line. Prompts that fit on screen leave the wheel to Pi.
  • In fullscreen mode, keep dragging above or below the prompt to scroll it and extend the selection; the whole selected text is copied on release when Fullscreen copy on select is enabled.
  • No Ctrl/Cmd+A, Ctrl/Cmd+C, or Ctrl/Cmd+X selection bindings are added.

The extension does not change Pi's TUI mode. Keyboard selection works in either mode; mouse selection is available only in fullscreen mode. Switch modes in Pi's settings, or start Pi with --tui-mode fullscreen.

Install

After this package is published to npm:

pi install npm:pi-editor-selection

To load it from a local checkout:

pi --extension ./extensions/index.ts

Or load the package manifest from the repository root:

pi -e .

Test and package check

npm install --no-package-lock
npm run typecheck
npm test
npm pack --dry-run --json

Publishing checklist

Publishing is manual. Before publishing:

  1. Run the tests and inspect the dry-run tarball.
  2. Run npm login and confirm pi-editor-selection is still available on npm.
  3. Publish explicitly with npm publish.

This repository does not publish or push automatically.