Settings
WEEP reads settings.json with Fleet's keys. There are two files, read in order:
- WEEP's own,
~/.config/weep/settings.json(%APPDATA%\weep\settings.jsonon Windows;$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/weepwhen that is set). - Fleet's,
~/.config/JetBrains/Fleet/settings.json(%APPDATA%\JetBrains\Fleeton Windows), if you have Fleet installed.
A key in WEEP's file wins; a key only Fleet's file has still applies; anything in neither takes Fleet's default. WEEP never writes Fleet's file. Changes to either file are picked up while WEEP runs.
WEEP_CONFIG_DIR relocates WEEP's whole folder — settings, keymap, themes and
layout.json — which is useful for trying WEEP with a fresh layout.
The Settings tab
open-settings shows Fleet's Settings pages as an editor tab. Each control is bound to its
key, shows Fleet's default, marks a changed value, and writes the change to WEEP's
settings.json. The Plugins and AI pages and the workspace scope are not built.
Zoom
zoomLevel scales every size in the interface by one factor; zoom-in, zoom-out and
reset-zoom change it, and --zoom sets it from the command line.
What else lives in the folder
| File | What it holds |
|---|---|
settings.json | Your settings, in Fleet's keys |
keymap.json | Your key bindings, over Fleet's defaults |
keymaps/ | Keymap presets named by the keymap setting |
themes/ | Fleet-format themes |
layout.json | Panel sizes, recent files and recent workspaces |