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1019 B
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54 lines
1019 B
Markdown
# telescope.nvim
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Gaze deeply into unknown regions using the power of the moon.
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## Installation
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```vim
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Plug 'nvim-lua/popup.nvim'
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Plug 'nvim-lua/plenary.nvim'
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Plug 'nvim-lua/telescope.nvim'
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```
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## Usage
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(I will write a longer description later about how to create each of the objects described in Pipeline)
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There is currently a fuzzy finder for git files builtin:
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```
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require('telescope').builtin.git_files()
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```
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## Goals
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### Pipeline Different Objects
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(Please note, this section is still in progress)
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"finder":
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- executable: rg, git ls-files, ...
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- things in lua already
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- vim things
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"picker":
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- fzf
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- sk
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- does this always need to be fuzzy?
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- you'll map what you want to do with vimscript / lua mappings
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"previewer":
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- sometimes built-in
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- sometimes a lua callback
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As an example, you could pipe your inputs into fzf, and then it can sort them for you.
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fzf:
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- have a list of inputs
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- i have a prompt/things people typed
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- instantly return the stuff via stdout
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