Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I'm making a user-friendly "distribution" of nvim for my colleagues at work, who would benefit from a simple but powerful editor that works over ssh - so, terminal based. They aren't exactly familiar with vim, so which-key is a must, but I would hope to add descriptions/explanations to further clarify their purpose and use.
Describe the solution you'd like
An option of groups, similar to name, but that adds a longer description within the group window
require'which-key'.register{
t = {
name = 'telescope', -- this gets shown outside group
desc = 'These are commands...', -- this gets shown inside group, on separate lines
...
}
}
quick mock-up
Describe alternatives you've considered
a separate '?' group with descriptions of plugins assigned to fake keybinds, please don't make me do this
Confluence pages, annoying to re-reference (in a different vpn than used for work)
a text file with everything explained, less annoying but i consider this a bad option
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I'm making a user-friendly "distribution" of nvim for my colleagues at work, who would benefit from a simple but powerful editor that works over ssh - so, terminal based. They aren't exactly familiar with vim, so which-key is a must, but I would hope to add descriptions/explanations to further clarify their purpose and use.
Describe the solution you'd like
An option of groups, similar to
name
, but that adds a longer description within the group windowquick mock-up![image](https://github.com/folke/which-key.nvim/assets/58662350/d41d2d52-ca6c-4125-b997-88cb277dee22)
Describe alternatives you've considered