mappings cheetsheet

[siduck]

mappings cheetsheet popup ( not whichkey )

[G-Rowell]

I've done a bit or work on this! I'd love to be the assignee & one to do it :smile:

[siduck]

I've done a bit or work on this! I'd love to be the assignee & one to do it

could you show how does it look? I wouldnt want to use cheatsheet.nvim either

something like this but styled with Highstr.nvim

https://spacebums.co.uk/images/awesomewm/awesome_helper.jpg

[G-Rowell]

That isn't interactive and don't see how it looks remotely as good or remotely as functional! as cheatsheet.nvim, there also certainly won't be enough space to show all the NvChad mappings if we set it like that image you provided

[siduck]

That isn't interactive and don't see how it looks remotely as good or remotely as functional! as cheatsheet.nvim, there also certainly won't be enough space to show all the NvChad mappings if we set it like that image you provided

I'll try doing this myself and let you know , if it wont work out then we will go with cheatsheet.nvim

[siduck]

HighStr.nvim didnt go well , so I'll test cheatsheet.nvim

so far :Cheatsheet looks like this

[siduck]

Ok so I think we can do this without using any plugin. The main concept is to loop through the mapping table in chadrc , this way it is dynamic too + no need to define mappings in some file.

[siduck]

Concept

• Suppose this is the table which is about to getting printed :

• Stuffs to do when printing the table :

[siduck]

Ok so I think we can do this without using any plugin. The main concept is to loop through the mapping table in chadrc , this way it is dynamic too + no need to define mappings in some file.

@Akianonymus what do you think of this?

[siduck]

for index, data in pairs(mappings) do
    print("\n")
    print(index .. "\n")

    for key, val in pairs(data) do
        print(key, "  |  " .. val)
    end
end

[Akianonymus]

Ok so I think we can do this without using any plugin. The main concept is to loop through the mapping table in chadrc , this way it is dynamic too + no need to define mappings in some file.

@Akianonymus what do you think of this?

Fetching the mappings isn't a problem, mainly how to make the floating window and stuff.

[siduck]

Ok so I think we can do this without using any plugin. The main concept is to loop through the mapping table in chadrc , this way it is dynamic too + no need to define mappings in some file.

@Akianonymus what do you think of this?

Fetching the mappings isn't a problem, mainly how to make the floating window and stuff.

https://github.com/fhill2/floating.nvim#readme

[G-Rowell]

I think we're reinventing the wheel here imo

There are already plugins to display mappings

[siduck]

I think we're reinventing the wheel here imo

There are already plugins to display mappings

only whichkey is dynamic but its annoying to use .

https://github.com/sudormrfbin/cheatsheet.nvim/issues/7 if this gets resolved then we'll use this.

[G-Rowell]

I think we're reinventing the wheel here imo

There are already plugins to display mappings

only whichkey is dynamic but its annoying to use .

https://github.com/sudormrfbin/cheatsheet.nvim/issues/7 if this gets resolved then we'll use this.

So those are for sure fair points

But I think the ideal solution is to make a PR upstream to provide that functionality, rather than make our own new plugin

[siduck]

I think we're reinventing the wheel here imo There are already plugins to display mappings

only whichkey is dynamic but its annoying to use . sudormrfbin/cheatsheet.nvim#7 if this gets resolved then we'll use this.

So those are for sure fair points

But I think the ideal solution is to make a PR upstream to provide that functionality, rather than make our own new plugin

yes ,we could add a PR to cheatsheet.nvim only