why dont you just start with how to install this shit? i mean its not that obvious as it might seem, so if you making such a full tutorial, just talk first about how to even install the damn thing
I felt like the installation was well covered by other videos but I appreciate the feedback. Let me know if you're still having trouble installing and I'll try pointing you in the right direction.
@@chinthasivaprasad6074 by default telescope will use your current directory where you opened Neovim. You could override the directory but it should show you something if you open Neovim in the directory you want to search
Does no one notice that the preview panel on the right is too narrow ? Is there a way to change the entire layout of the panes ? I think the file contents preview pane should be full width
Yes, you can change the layout to what you prefer. Check out the docs here: github.com/nvim-telescope/telescope.nvim?tab=readme-ov-file#layout-display. Note that I am zoomed in so that may distort the true size of the window.
Do you perhaps know if it's possible to alter Telescope in a way to ignore spaces when searching for files? For instance, I have a file called "general-details.ts". Currently Telescope does not match this file when typing "general details". It breaks on the space. Would really appreciate your assistance, thank you! And thanks for this awesome video, learned quite a few things!
Thanks! Hmmm I'm curious what you would use instead of space... When I search files with underscores I get matches. You might try using the fzf extension and see if that changes anything. github.com/nvim-telescope/telescope-fzf-native.nvim
@@ascourter Thanks so much, Andrew! I never got notified of your response on RU-vid so sorry for the late reply. Yeah, I've fully moved over to linux now, so will try the fzf extension as well, thank you
You should be able to set "hidden = true" in your find_files setup where you configure the telescope plugin OR you can pass "hidden = true" when you can find_files from your keymap. E.g. Telescope find_files hidden=true
I believe you need to set the prompt_prefix. Check out this video that talks about it: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-nQIJghSU9TU.html&ab_channel=CodeSmell
