Environment variables
module Env : sig ... endEnvironment variables.
Show URIs
val find : ?search:B00_std.Fpath.t list -> browser:B00_std.Cmd.t option -> unit -> (t option, string) Stdlib.resultfind ~search ~browser tries to find a browser in a rather complex and platform dependent way.
val show : background:bool -> prefix:bool -> t option -> string -> (unit, string) Stdlib.resultshow ~background ~prefix browser uri shows URI using browser browser (if None an error message is returned mentioning that no browser was found. If background is true tries to keep the browser application in the background, if false brings it in user focus.
The function tries to limit the creation of new tabs using the following strategy:
Repeat from the frontmost browser window to the backmost one until a tab to reload is found:
- If the window's current tab's URI is
uri(or is prefixed byuriwhenprefixistrue), reload this tab. - If the window has one or more tab whose URI is
uri(or is prefixed byuriwhenprefixistrue), pick the left most one, make it current in the window and reload it.
- If the window's current tab's URI is
- If no tab was found, get the frontmost window. If the current tab has no URI, use that tab with
uriotherwise create a new tab withuriand make it current for the window.
Cli interaction
val browser : ?docs:string -> ?opts:string list -> unit -> B00_std.Cmd.t option Cmdliner.Term.tbrowser is an option and BROWSER environment variable to use with the browser argument of find. opts are the cli options and default to ["browser"].
val prefix : ?docs:string -> ?opts:string list -> unit -> bool Cmdliner.Term.tprefix is option to use the with prefix argument of show. opts are the cli options and default to ["prefix"].
val background : ?docs:string -> ?opts:string list -> unit -> bool Cmdliner.Term.tbackground is an option to use with the background argument of !show. opts are the cli options and default to ["background"]