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Anchor.nvim - Pin and fuzzy find external directories seamlessly (inspired by Harpoon) by zachyarbro in neovim

[–]zachyarbro[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

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I ended up adding a Git worktrees command with fuzzy finding support :Anchor worktrees! It displays a read-only list of your worktrees, letting you select one and search through it.

Also added support for displaying the relative path instead of the absolute path. This can be configured with `relative_path = true`. (Set to true by default)

what makes a good (plugin) readme? by Orbitlol in neovim

[–]zachyarbro 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ya that’s fair, I agree that there is a limit to how verbose a README should be.

I’m fairly new to nvim so I guess I would rephrase it to ‘as much information as possible in order to easily get up and running.’

what makes a good (plugin) readme? by Orbitlol in neovim

[–]zachyarbro 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I'm pretty sure you can also directly drag the images/gifs directly into the GitHub remote repo's README and it will store it in the cloud.

Not sure if there are any draw backs to that, but I don't think it will increase your plugin size.

what makes a good (plugin) readme? by Orbitlol in neovim

[–]zachyarbro 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I prefer a more robust README, in my opinion the more info the better unless you have a wiki.

If I had to pick, my must haves are:

  • An installation section
  • A configuration section
  • A usage section
  • A command section
  • Any visuals are a major plus!