How to run current file

[danqdinh]

I'm editing a lot of Bash script files, and they are in a folder structure.

Is there a way to run current file?

The work-around I can see by now is using term command but it is not so convenient coz I have to type the path to the file from current directory.
eg.
term bash firstdir/seconddir/thirddir/somefile.sh

[Andriamanitra]

There is no good way to do it out of the box but I have made a tiny plugin for myself for exactly this purpose: https://github.com/Andriamanitra/dotfiles/blob/main/micro/.config/micro/plug/executor/executor.lua

You can drop that in ~/.config/micro/plug/executor/executor.lua and add "F5": "lua:executor.execute" to ~/.config/micro/bindings.json to run the current file by pressing F5. You may want to customize the executor_map to your liking depending on which programming languages you work with.

[danqdinh]

nice plugin, tks 👍