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telescope-project.nvim

An extension for telescope.nvim that allows you to switch between projects.

Demo

Demo

Setup

You can setup the extension by adding the following to your config:

require'telescope'.load_extension('project')

You may skip explicitly loading extensions (they will then be lazy-loaded), but tab completions will not be available right away.

Available functions:

Project

The projects picker:

require'telescope'.extensions.project.project{}

Default mappings (normal mode):

Key Description
d delete currently selected project
r rename currently selected project
c create a project*
s search inside files within your project
b browse inside files within your project
w change to the selected project's directory without opening it
R find a recently opened file within your project
f find a file within your project (same as <CR>)

Default mappings (insert mode):

Key Description
<c-d> delete currently selected project
<c-v> rename currently selected project
<c-a> create a project*
<c-s> search inside files within your project
<c-b> browse inside files within your project
<c-w> change to the selected project's directory without opening it
<c-r> find a recently opened file within your project
<c-f> find a file within your project (same as <CR>)

* defaults to your git root if used inside a git project, otherwise, it will use your current working directory

Example key map config:

vim.api.nvim_set_keymap(
    'n',
    '<C-p>',
    ":lua require'telescope'.extensions.project.project{}<CR>",
    {noremap = true, silent = true}
)

Available options:

Keys Description Options
display_type Show the title and the path of the project 'full' or 'minimal' (default)

Options can be added when requiring telescope-project, as shown below:

lua require'telescope'.extensions.project.project{ display_type = 'full' }

Available setup settings:

Keys Description Options
base_dirs Array of project base directory configurations table (default: nil)
hidden_files Show hidden files in selected project bool (default: false)

Setup settings can be added when requiring telescope, as shown below:

require('telescope').setup {
  extensions = {
    project = {
      base_dirs = {
        '~/dev/src',
        {'~/dev/src2'},
        {'~/dev/src3', max_depth = 4},
        {path = '~/dev/src4'},
        {path = '~/dev/src5', max_depth = 2},
      }
      hidden_files = true -- default: false
  }
}

Roadmap ๐Ÿš™

  • order projects by last opened โœ”๏ธ
  • add all (git-enabled) subdirectories automatically โœ”๏ธ
  • workspaces ๐Ÿšง

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