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feature suggestion: simplify the UX #33

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idelice opened this issue Jul 28, 2024 · 1 comment
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feature suggestion: simplify the UX #33

idelice opened this issue Jul 28, 2024 · 1 comment

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@idelice
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idelice commented Jul 28, 2024

I wanted to suggest a new and more simple approach working with both global and custom curls..

Right now, we have a bunch of commands to interact with the plugin:

" A buffer that is scoped to the current working directory
:CurlOpen

" A global buffer that will be the same for all Neovim instances
:CurlOpen global

" Create or open a new collection with the given scope
:CurlOpen collection global {any_name}
:CurlOpen collection scoped {any_name}

" Open a picker to select a collection
:CurlCollection global
:CurlCollection scoped

What if, instead of these commands, we would have an interface with vim-commands to create, delete and update each curl we have in our globals and customs?

Take mini.files as an example; you can use your normal vim commands to create, delete, update and open buffers! Wouldn't it be nice to have the same functionality here?

That way, we can have one UI, where we have stored all our curls in a nice readable way, and delete whatever we want to delete, create new ones, update them or enter them.

@oysandvik94
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Sorry that I'm late to this one!

Personally I dont use a lot of UI's in Neovim, having a picker and a command is usually enough for me. So creating an involved UX is not something I would personally prioritize working on.

However, if someone is open to contributing one that would be very welcome.

I might try experimenting with something simple at one point though if I get some free time.

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