Closed linuxcaffe closed 9 years ago
You can use unite's built in source source. Doing :Unite source
will give a list of all possible sources. You can type in a name and it will filter by it. So entering taskwarrior will show what you're interested in. In fact, you can do :Unite source -input=taskwarrior
and get a list of all taskwarrior sources. This could go into a command easily enough. Also, unite supports autocomplete so you can type :Unite ta
and then hit <Tab>
to start completing possible sources.
when I hit "Unite ta" I get a SCREENFUL of options! :)
:Unite source -input=taskwarrior is a good start,, I've mapped it to < leader >T?, and maybe something like it might go into the docs or defaults.
I'll put it in the docs, I'm not sure it's worth it's own source as it is built in to unite.
documented!
This is like a source for all available sources, like a meta-source, that functions as a main-menu for top-level actions available to unite-taskwarrior. (the number of features and functions is growing, this would make all of them discoverable)