Reduced information on the subreddit overview

[dan-t]

Hi,

first of all rtv is awesome! I somehow liked the old reddit web design, but the new just doesn't work for me and looking for a terminal alternative I hadn't search for long!

The current subreddit overview is already quite nice, e.g.:

...
 8. [ANN] interact 0.3.1
 self.rust
 37 pts • 14hr - 1 comments
 da-x /r/rust

 9. This Week in Rust and WebAssembly 13
 https://rustwasm.github.io/2019/03/07/this-week-in-rust-and-wasm-013.html
 17 pts • 13hr - 0 comments
 fitzgen /r/rust
...

If I'm looking at the entries of just one subreddit then the info like /r/rust seems redundant and could be left out.

Personally I don't need to see the whole address of a link, but the domain would be more than enough.

So the "perfect" subreddit overview for me might be something like:

...
 8. [ANN] interact 0.3.1 (self.rust)
 37 pts • 14hr - 1 comments
 da-x

 9. This Week in Rust and WebAssembly 13 (https://rustwasm.github.io)
 17 pts • 13hr - 0 comments
 fitzgen
...

Greetings, Daniel

[marcusmoller]

#556 @michael-lazar I may look into this, but would like to know how you would prefer to go about this?

Multiple configuration entries (eg full_domain boolean, comment_amount boolean), or perhaps a more advanced formatting as seen in ncmpcpp? (see https://github.com/arybczak/ncmpcpp/blob/master/doc/config#L118-L193)

[dan-t]

Multiple configuration entries (eg full_domain boolean, comment_amount boolean), or perhaps a more advanced formatting as seen in ncmpcpp? (see https://github.com/arybczak/ncmpcpp/blob/master/doc/config#L118-L193)

Having some kind of template seems like a really nice idea!