c.yml

# Configuration file for https://github.com/issmirnov/zap
#
# NOTE: YAML has special keywords that do funky things.
#       When in doubt, use quotes on strings.
a:
  expand: amazon.com
  c:
    expand: gp/cart/view.html
  h:
    expand: gp/help/customer/contact-us
  o:
    expand: gp/css/order-history/
  s: # a/s/foo will search amazon for "foo"
    query: s?k=
c:
  expand: calendar.google.com
  work: # c/work will take you to your second gmail login
    expand: calendar/b/1
e:
  expand: example.com
  ssl_off: yes
f:
  expand: facebook.com
  g:
    expand: groups
    s:
      expand: BerkeleyFreeAndForSale
g:
  expand: github.com
  d:
    expand: issmirnov/dotfiles
  s:
    query: search?q=
  z:
    expand: issmirnov/zap
r:
  expand: reddit.com/r
l:
  expand: localhost
  ssl_off: yes
  p:
    port: 8080
  "n":
    port: 9001
m:
  expand: gmail.google.com
  work: # m/work will take you to the third gmail account
    expand: mail/u/2
maps:
  expand: maps.google.com

z:
  expand: zero.com
  ssl_off: yes
zz:
  expand: zero.ssl.on.com
  ssl_off: no
l:
  expand: localhost
  ssl_off: yes
  a:
    port: 8080
    s:
      expand: service
# Wildcard expansions allow you to query specific java versions.
# Example: "ak/11/j" -> "https://kafka.apache.org/11/javadoc/index.html?overview-summary.html"
ak:
  expand: kafka.apache.org
  hi:
    expand: contact
  "*":
    d:
      expand: documentation.html
    j:
      expand: javadoc/index.html?overview-summary.html

# Note: chrome will block redirects to the "chrome://" schema. This makes sense, otherwise folks could abuse
# chrome://restart or change settings without users knowing. That said, this expansion is kept here as a reference
# on the "schema" usage. If you often need to use sftp:// or other schemas, this should work for you.
ch:
  # expand: "/"
  v:
    expand: version # should expand to chrome://version
  'n':
    expand: net-internals
    d:
      expand: '#dns'
  schema: chrome