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#### Sample diohsc configuration:
# Copy this to ~/.diohsc/diohscrc and edit it appropriately.
# Each line is a diohsc command which will be run at startup.
## Proxies
# To allow diohsc to access gopher:// URIs:
# run an Agena https://tildegit.org/solderpunk/agena instance locally
# and uncomment the following option (you may want to change the port if
# you're also running a gemini server locally).
#set proxy gopher 127.0.0.1:1965
# To allow diohsc to access http:// and https:// URIs:
# run a Duckling https://github.com/LukeEmmet/duckling-proxy instance locally
# and uncomment the following options (you may want to change the port if
# you're running a gemini server or agena instance)
#set proxy http 127.0.0.1:1965
#set proxy https 127.0.0.1:1965
# By default, duckling-proxy automatically converts text/html using html2gmi;
# you may prefer to use the --unfiltered option and set a geminator as below,
# This gives you more control over the conversion, and lets you access the
# html source in diohsc.
## Geminators
# The following "geminator" options will allow display of various mimetypes;
# install the corresponding software, and uncomment the corresponding line.
# https://github.com/makeworld-the-better-one/md2gemini/
#set geminator text/markdown md2gemini -l paragraph
# https://github.com/LukeEmmet/html2gmi
#set geminator (text|application)/(html|xml|xhtml.*) html2gmi -me
# These lines use jp2a and imagemagick, which are probably packages in your
# distro, to produce nice ascii art previews of image files:
#set geminator image/jpeg echo '```' && jp2a --colors - && echo '```'
#set geminator image/.* echo '```' && convert - jpeg:- | jp2a --colors - && echo '```'
## Render filter
# This will do a best effort translation of utf8 to ascii when rendering text:
#set render_filter stdbuf -o0 uni2ascii -BPq
## Identification
# You may want to configure certain cryptographic identities to always be used
# for certain sites. e.g. if you've created an identity "astrobotany" for use
# on astrobotany.mozz.us, you may want to uncomment the following line.
#gemini://astrobotany.mozz.us identify astrobotany
## Aliases
# You can set aliases as shorthands for commands. e.g.:
#alias up ..
#alias Search 'search query
#alias QueueNew at *- add
#alias Mpv |mpv --cache-secs 5 -
#alias CS br screen -X register '%s' # copy URI to GNU screen buffer
#alias CX br xsel -i <<< '%s' # copy URI to X selection buffer
#alias GPGImport |gpg --import
#alias Read ||- espeak -s 300 --stdin --stdout | aplay
#alias BGRead ||- espeak -s 300 --stdin --stdout | aplay &
# Uploading with the Titan protocol:
# For use with gemini://gemini.thegonz.net/titan-upload.sh .
# Invoke as "TARGET TU [FILE] [-t TOKEN]" where TARGET is a titan:// uri to
# upload an existing file (or compose one),
# or as "TARGET TE [-t TOKEN]" to edit a gemini TARGET and upload the changed
# version via titan.
#alias TU br titan-upload.sh %s
#alias TE ! $EDITOR %s && titan-upload.sh titan://${URI#gemini://} %s
# Paging with gmir:
# For use with https://github.com/codesoap/gmir .
# Requires perl with the URI library (which you probably have).
# If you select a link in gmir, it will be added to the diohsc queue.
#alias GMIR !rel="$(gmir "%s")"; [ -n "$rel" ] && echo "$(perl -e 'use URI; print URI->new_abs(shift, shift)')' "$rel" "$URI")" >> ~/.diohsc/queue