mo is a wrapper around grep. With a search like so:

$ echo 'some text' > a
$ echo 'some other text' > b
$ mo some .
./b:
[1]: 1:some other text

./a:
[2]: 1:some text

mo 1 would open b in your editor at line 1, and mo 2 would open file a at line 1.

This currently works with ripgrep, ag, ack, and grep. It tries vscode, emacs, then vi in that order.

This is mostly an exercise to get more comfortable writing Rust.