Fast cursor positioning by label

[DreamMaoMao]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe

At present, the efficiency of line-by-line jump is too low. If yazi can input labels to jump to any position of any three views, it will greatly speed up the positioning efficiency

Will you be willing to contribute this feature?

• Yes, I'll give it a shot

Describe the solution you'd like

When the user presses a command, such as f, it turns on the TAB jump mode, then displays a TAB for all directories and files, and then jumps to them by typing the TAB, like surfingkeys plugin in Google Chrome or flash plugin in nvim

Effect display:

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refer:
https://github.com/folke/flash.nvim
https://github.com/brookhong/Surfingkeys

Describe alternatives you've considered

No response

Additional context

No response

[sxyazi]

Hmm I think this is a bit beyond the scope of a file manager.

Do you want to implement it as a Lua plugin once Yazi's plugin system is ready? - We can discuss adding some generic Lua APIs to Yazi that would be necessary for implementing this feature.

[DreamMaoMao]

Well, that's just a bold suggestion, and if you don't think he's that useful, then let's close it

[sxyazi]

Well, but let me clarify that I never consider it "useless" - in fact, it's a very useful extension for specific users.

Just saying it doesn't belong to the baseline of a file manager, just like Neovim doesn't natively integrate flash.nvim but allows such plugins to exist and provides the necessary API for them.

[DreamMaoMao]

no,My idea is to make it work directly on yazi, so that it will work regardless of whether you use nvim or not. Is there documentation for yazi plugin development? Is it possible for a plug-in system to do such a job?

By the way, does yazi's plugin system support other languages for development, since I don't use rust,
Like py,c++,c,go,js,lua. If yazi supports developing plugins by these languages, I should be able to make a plugin for it

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