How do you launch from within "Finder" a file to open in nano?

Question

So i want to be able to click on a file found in Finder and have it open in /user/bin/nano

Answer 1

I tried creating an Automator Service to open it using applescript, but it won't run from the contextual menu. It works if I run it in the automator window, but doesn't seem to run at all from the Services menu.
Create an Automator Service that receives files and folders in Finder.
Add an Applescript Action. Put this in for the code:
on run {input, parameters}
          repeat with anItem in input
                    tell application "Terminal"
  activate
                              do script with command "nano " & quoted form of POSIX path of anItem
                    end tell
          end repeat
end run
Save it and it should appear in the contextual menu in the Finder.  If it doesn't, select it from the Services menu. For some reason, it sometimes doesn't appear until you run it once.
The next thing I tried was just creating an Applescript Droplet. Essentially the same code, but you create it in Applescript Editor and save it as an application (also save a script copy, first).
You can then drag the file onto the Droplet and it will open the file in nano.  If you put it in the Dock, you can drop the file there.
on open somefiles
          repeat with anItem in somefiles
                    tell application "Terminal"
  activate
                              do script with command "nano " & quoted form of POSIX path of anItem
                    end tell
          end repeat
end open