Open TheElegantCoding opened 1 year ago
project on dashboard is not relate any 3rd part plugin. i have own implemention. it will record your project when you quit neovim and when you open next time you will see the projects you opened.
as i say even without the command Telescope find_files cwd=some_path
, witout any third party show nothing, the ./cache
file is empty only if i put manually in the cache file the table show something
basically is like the action is not working
hmm that' mean no data in cache or data is correct just action not work ?
@glepnir Yes no data in cache the file is empty, no mather what i run the action, i dont speak chinesse but with translate @LeeeSe say is an error in hyper theme
looks like a bug in windows. I need a windows env to reproduce probably
M1 Mac also
can't reproduce it works fine on my mac. btw the project need lspconfig . so maybe you don't use lspconfig ?
I am having the same issue, can someone share the config if its working for them. I have mac m2.
I did some checking and manually added
local data = 'return {"path to project"}'
to this line
And then it showed the project folder in the recent projects but then telescope find files withing the folder was not working. I guess the problem might be not having the correct path to data or data is empty.
But as I am new don't know what to do with this as, any help is appreciated. Thanks :D Attached my dashboard.lua
require("dashboard").setup({
theme = "hyper",
config = {
plugin = {
enable = false,
},
week_header = {
enable = true,
},
project = {
enable = true,
action = "Telescope find_files cwd="
},
shortcut = {
{
icon = " ",
icon_hl = "@variable",
desc = "Files",
group = "Label",
action = "Telescope find_files",
key = "f",
},
{
desc = " Config",
action = "e ~/.config/nvim/init.vim",
key = "e",
},
},
},
})
I wrote some glue to sync projects entries between dashboard-nvim and projects.nvim. This can be put anywhere in your config:
-- Add syncing between project.nvim and dashboard-nvim project entries
vim.api.nvim_create_autocmd({ "VimLeavePre" }, {
pattern = { "*" },
callback = function()
local merge_unique = function(t1, t2)
local result = {}
local seen_values = {}
for _, value in ipairs(vim.tbl_flatten({ t1, t2 })) do
if not seen_values[value] then
seen_values[value] = true
table.insert(result, value)
end
end
return result
end
-- Fetch project.nvim projects
local project = require("project_nvim.project")
local history = require("project_nvim.utils.history")
local recent = history.recent_projects or {}
local session = history.session_projects or {}
local recent_plus_session = merge_unique(recent, session)
-- Fetch dashboard-nvim projects
local utils = require("dashboard.utils")
local path = utils.path_join(vim.fn.stdpath("cache"), "dashboard/cache")
local projects = utils.read_project_cache(path) or {}
-- Add any projects that project.nvim uniquely knows about to dashboard-nvim
local all_projects = merge_unique(recent_plus_session, projects)
vim.fn.writefile({ "return " .. vim.inspect(all_projects) }, path)
-- Add any projects that dashboard-nvim uniquely knows about to project.nvim
local should_save = false
for _, value in ipairs(projects) do
if not vim.tbl_contains(recent_plus_session, value) then
pcall(project.set_pwd, value, "manual") -- skip non-existent directories, dont error
should_save = true
end
end
if should_save then history.write_projects_to_history() end -- < remove this line
end,
})
-- put setup here
Note that with this code the files dashboard/cache
and project_nvim/project_history
are saved twice on exit.
You can prevent the duplicate save of project_nvim
, to do this you can remove the write history line and put your project_nvim
setup call (require("project_nvim").setup({...})
) after the entire block, so its VimLeavePre
autocmd is configured after the glue code.
project on dashboard is not relate any 3rd part plugin. i have own implemention. it will record your project when you quit neovim and when you open next time you will see the projects you opened.
Sorry I know it's an ultra-old issue but I searched everywhere inc the source code, and I just can't figure out - how to save a project? The Only cmd available in nvim is Dashboard
which brings the main plugin window, but my projects list is empty and I couldn't find any cmd to save a project.. do I have to define some folder etc. where projects are saves?
This is my minimal setup using Lazy:
return {
'nvimdev/dashboard-nvim',
event = 'VimEnter',
config = function()
require('dashboard').setup {
-- config
shortcut_type = 'number'
}
end,
dependencies = { {'nvim-tree/nvim-web-devicons'}}
}
@itamark-targa it stores projects when you exit neovim to vim.fn.stdpath("cache")/dashboard/cache
, which has a table of string filepaths:
return { "/full/path/to/project1", "/full/path/to/project2" }
It asks the builtin vim lsp API for the projects to register, that are open at the moment of closing, vim.lsp.get_active_clients()
found in /lua/dashboard/events.lua
@itamark-targa it stores projects when you exit neovim to
vim.fn.stdpath("cache")/dashboard/cache
, which has a table of string filepaths:return { "/full/path/to/project1", "/full/path/to/project2" }
It asks the builtin vim lsp API for the projects to register, that are open at the moment of closing,
vim.lsp.get_active_clients()
found in /lua/dashboard/events.lua
Thanks, I am quitting neovim using qa, checking the file vim.fn.stdpath("cache")/dashboard/cache which points to ~/.cache/nvim/dashboard/cache I see it is empty, and next time I open neovim, the project list in the Dashboard screen is empty. Any idea?
Now I edit ~/.cache/nvim/dashboard/cache
manually to use the projects in the dashboard. :\
Same here, this cache file got two entries at some point (I don't know how) but nothing new is added to this file. Something must be broken somewhere (using latest LazyVim here).
For me it only adds a project if I open a file through the most recent files
list
This is mi setup of neovim and currently i am using
'ahmedkhalf/project.nvim'
for load projects with telescopeThis config show no projects and also even if i put
Telescope find_files cwd=some_path
dont show nothing, but there are projects in my telescopeHere is the list of the projects