Add picker support with fzf.nvim #31
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@ahdzib-maya This is great! Thank you very much for your contribution. I'm gonna get fzf.nvim working locally on my machine and test it out. If all goes well I'll get this merged ASAP. Appreciate it :) |
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I think it's ready, but lmk if I'm missing something |
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Happy to help :) |
peoxin
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Mar 29, 2025
| -- Initialize plugin | ||
| local function setup() | ||
| -- Create user commands | ||
| vim.api.nvim_create_user_command("RemoteConnect", function(opts) |
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Why do we create these user commands, as similar user commands are created in init.lua?
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Any updates on this patch please |
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Saw the plugin and since I don't use telescope, saw this #27 and thought of implementing at least fzf.nvim which is what I use. But this opens the possibility of users to start implementing their own. Still cleaning up some things.