This is a neovim plugin for the lf file manager.
It's stripped down fork of lf.nvim
I stripped out the parts of code that overwrite the default toggleterm configurations, as I find they get in the way more often than not. I also streamlined the installation process with lazy.nvim a tiny bit.
NOTE: This plugin uses toggleterm.nvim.
Setup:
require("taolf").setup({
-- The Command to start lf with.
default_cmd = "lf",
-- The dir to start lf in.
-- "gwd" expands to the git working directory.
-- "fd" expands to the open file's directory.
dir = "",
}
vim.keymap.set("n", "<Leader>el", function() require("lf").start() end,
{ desc = "Open Lf" })
vim.keymap.set("n", "<Leader>ec", function() require("lf").start({ dir = "fd"}) end,
{ desc = "Open Lf in directory of open file" })
vim.keymap.set("n", "<Leader>eg", function() require("lf").start({ dir = "gwd" }) end,
{ desc = "Open Lf in git working directory" })lazy.nvim setup:
{
"ssnailed/taolf",
event = "VeryLazy",
opts = {
-- The Command to start lf with
default_cmd = "lf",
-- The path to start lf in.
-- "gwd" expands to the git working directory
-- "fd" expands to the open file's directory
dir = "",
},
dependencies = { "akinsho/toggleterm.nvim" },
keys = {
{ "<Leader>el", function() require("taolf").start() end, desc = "Open Lf" },
{ "<Leader>ec", function() require("taolf").start({ dir = "fd" }) end, desc = "Open Lf in directory of open file" },
{ "<Leader>eg", function() require("taolf").start({ dir = "gwd" }) end, desc = "Open Lf in git working directory" },
}
}