Some suggestions

[ayoubelmhamdi]

• [ ] Add icon to remove some item/prompt from history
• [ ] Add icon to edit item/prompt from history
• [ ] when we have two cat command in two prompt, the nice divider will be good then two windows.
• [ ] tree command should show in left like nvim-tree.lua in neovim..., to easy see pwd in tree and easy to open/view or cd or inner path using tree

[sawka]

Hi, thanks for submitting the issue! A couple quick questions:

• "add icon to remove item from history" -- got it, this makes sense.
• "edit item/prompt from history" -- what type of editing are you thinking about? do you mean change the command that was entered?
• "two cat commands" -- what type of divider are you thinking about? do you have an example or drawing to show what you mean? are you thinking about splitting the screen and showing the commands side-by-side?
• "tree command" -- ok, i think i got it. this makes sense, we're planning on working on a directory viewer plugin

[ayoubelmhamdi]

Thanks for reviewing and considering my suggestions list.

For:

"edit item/prompt from history" -- what type of editing are you thinking about? do you mean change the command that was entered?

I would like to say that we should be able to modify the prompt text within an existing history item that already has a prompt and output. The execution should remove the old output from the previous execution.

For:

"two cat commands" -- what type of divider are you thinking about? do you have an example or drawing to show what you mean? are you thinking about splitting the screen and showing the commands side-by-side?

I envision a shared viewing space where frames and PS1 (prompt variable) are not repeated. It's like reading all output from a single file with a nice line divider.

TERMINOLOGY

The prompt name that I used is the text written in a terminal, similar to the ChatGPT text area where we enter text (we call it a prompt). Then, when we press enter, it will be executed.

The PS1 variable could be called a prompt, but that is not the same name that I used."