A friendlier skim façade.
skim is fiddly to use when i.e. navigating a tree hierarchy.
skim-navi addresses that.
Implement the following async function and call skim-navi::Navi::run() with it:
pub async fn get_links(input: String) -> Result<Vec<String>, Error>This represents the handler that gets called on each navigation update (i.e.: changing folders), and can even talk to a remote backend.
You can find a further examples in the examples folder.