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nvim-gtd

LSP's Go To Definition plugin for neovim.

This plugin is highly experimental. The breaking changes will be applied without notice.

Concept

• Run textDocument/definition and gf in one mapping.
• Open the path as much as possible

Usage

---@class gtd.kit.App.Config.Schema
---@field public sources { name: string, option?: table }[] # Specify the source that will be used to search for the definition
---@field public get_buffer_path fun(): string # Specify the function to get the current buffer path. It's useful for searching path from terminal buffer etc.
---@field public on_event fun(event: gtd.Event)
---@field public on_context fun(context: gtd.Context) # Modify context on user-land.
---@field public on_cancel fun(params: gtd.Params)
---@field public on_nothing fun(params: gtd.Params)
---@field public on_location fun(params: gtd.Params, location: gtd.kit.LSP.LocationLink)
---@field public on_locations fun(params: gtd.Params, locations: gtd.kit.LSP.LocationLink[])

-- The `findup` and `lsp` source are enabled by default (at the moment).
require('gtd').setup {
  ... gtd.kit.App.Config.Schema ...
}

vim.keymap.set('n', 'gf<CR>', function()
  require('gtd').exec({ command = 'edit' })
end)
vim.keymap.set('n', 'gfs', function()
  require('gtd').exec({ command = 'split' })
end)
vim.keymap.set('n', 'gfv', function()
  require('gtd').exec({ command = 'vsplit' })
end)

Sources

The following sources are built-in.

lsp_definition

(Default: enabled)

Find definitions via LSP textDocument/definition.

lsp_type_definition

(Default: enabled)

Find definitions via LSP textDocument/typeDefinition.

lsp_implementation

(Default: enabled)

Find definitions via LSP textDocument/implementation.

findup

(Default: enabled)

Find definitions via vim.fn.findfile with ; flag.

walk

(Default: disabled)

Traverse all filepaths under project.