feat: add api.marks.bulk.trash

[pr4th4m]

API to trash bulk files using external trash cli or similar

Tested with

OS: MacOS Ventura

CLI:

1. https://hasseg.org/trash/
   • This CLI has "put back" option on macos but needs a flag to be added in nvim-tree configure

    trash = {
       cmd = "trash -F",
    },

2. https://github.com/sindresorhus/trash-cli
   • This CLI doesn't have "put back" option on macos Trash multiple files won't get put back options on OS X sindresorhus/trash#24, so I recommend using above CLI

Keybinding:

Add below keybinding to trash bulk files

vim.keymap.set('n', 'bt',    api.marks.bulk.trash,                  opts('Trash Bookmarked'))

[alex-courtis]

Many thanks for your contribution. We do need some work:

• remove unnecessary refresh
• handle ui.confirm.trash = false

Testing:
OK:
mark and trash files and folders - y
mark and trash - n
mark and trash - rubbish trash.cmd
nothing marked
filesystem_watchers.enable = false
Event.WillRemoveFile
Event.FileRemoved
Event.FolderRemoved
Fail:
ui.confirm.trash = false - doesn't prompt

[alex-courtis]

Many thanks for this one; trash is a useful feature.

[pr4th4m]

ui.confirm.trash = false config should not prompt user, isn't it?
I think this works as expected in nvim

Screen.Recording.2023-09-14.at.8.10.03.pm.mov

Do you want me to handle any test cases related to ui.confirm.trash = false ? I couldn't find any though

[alex-courtis]

ui.confirm.trash = false config should not prompt user, isn't it?
I think this works as expected in nvim

It is indeed working as expected. I cannot recall my thought process there. Please accept my apologies.

Re-tested a subset - it's all looking good.

[alex-courtis]

Works beautifully, many thanks for your contribution!

[pr4th4m]

ui.confirm.trash = false config should not prompt user, isn't it?
I think this works as expected in nvim

It is indeed working as expected. I cannot recall my thought process there. Please accept my apologies.

Re-tested a subset - it's all looking good.

No worries mate, all good 🙂