coc-lists

Some basic list sources for coc.nvim

Including:

• files search files from current cwd.
• mru most recent used files.
• grep grep text from current cwd.
• words search word in current buffer.
• locationlist items from vim's location list.
• quickfix items from vim's quickfix list.
• buffers current buffer list.
• helptags helptags of vim.
• tags search tag files.
• filetypes file types.
• colors colors schemes.
• marks marks of vim.
• windows windows of vim.
• vimcommands available vim commands.
• maps key mappings.
• cmdhistory history of commands.
• searchhistory history of search.

For snippets list, use coc-snippets.

For git related list, use coc-git.

For yank history, use coc-yank.

Features

• Match for filename would be prefered.
• Match for start character of path segment would be prefered.
• Files are sorted by mru when score is same.
• Grep source use literal string by default.

Install

In your vim/neovim, run command:

:CocInstall coc-lists

Options

Type lists.source to in coc-settings.json to get available options.

Type ? on normal mode to get detail help of current list.

Commands

• mru.validate remove none exists files from mru list.
• tags.generate generate tags of current project (in current cwd).

F.A.Q

Q: How to make grep easier?

A: Create custom command like:

command! -nargs=+ -complete=custom,s:GrepArgs Rg exe 'CocList grep '.<q-args>

function! s:GrepArgs(...)
  let list = ['-S', '-smartcase', '-i', '-ignorecase', '-w', '-word',
        \ '-e', '-regex', '-u', '-skip-vcs-ignores', '-t', '-extension']
  return join(list, "\n")
endfunction

Q: How to grep by motion?

A: Create custom keymappings like:

vnoremap <leader>g :<C-u>call <SID>GrepFromSelected(visualmode())<CR>
nnoremap <leader>g :<C-u>set operatorfunc=<SID>GrepFromSelected<CR>g@

function! s:GrepFromSelected(type)
  let saved_unnamed_register = @@
  if a:type ==# 'v'
    normal! `<v`>y
  elseif a:type ==# 'char'
    normal! `[v`]y
  else
    return
  endif
  let word = substitute(@@, '\n$', '', 'g')
  let word = escape(word, '| ')
  let @@ = saved_unnamed_register
  execute 'CocList grep '.word
endfunction

Q: How to grep current word in current buffer?

A: Create kep-mapping like:

nnoremap <silent> <space>w  :exe 'CocList -I --normal --input='.expand('<cword>').' words'<CR>

License

MIT