Map a keymap to run a specific prompt

[gerazov]

It would streamline the process if it's possible to map a specific prompt directly instead of having to go through the menu. It is a feature in gen.nvim

Specifically, it could be used to do a chat within a md buffer via the following prompt:

Continue_Chat = {
  prompt = "$buf",
  action = "display_insert",
  extract = false,
}

[nomnivore]

Hi!

This is actually already possible in the current version. You can either pass the prompt's name (including underscores, as of now) to the :Ollama user command, or directly to the M.prompt() method, as the first argument in both cases. Both work the same and the user command is simply a wrapper for the Lua method.

Perhaps the README should be updated to better describe this capability.

In the meantime, here are a couple examples for a Lazy keys spec, though you could translate it to nvim api calls:

{
  "<leader>oM",
  ":Ollama Modify_Code<cr>",
  desc = "Modify Code",
  mode = { "n", "v" },
},
{
  "<leader>oG",
  ":lua require('ollama').prompt('Generate_Code')<cr>",
  desc = "Generate Code",
},

Note: You might need to add <c-u> to your keybind's rhs if you have issues with selection ranges being detected improperly, as stated in the readme. e.g :<c-u>Ollama Your_Prompt<cr>

[gerazov]

Ok great - thanks :pray: