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Welcome to the neo-tree.nvim wiki!
This is a place to share configuration recipes for functionality that others may want to copy or learn from.
Sometimes you may want to add a filter and leave that way because the filter captures the files you want to work on now. Other times you may just be using the filter as a quick way to find a file you want to open. In the latter case, you may want to clear the search when you open that file. This custom command offers that choice:
require("neo-tree").setup({
popup_border_style = "NC",
filesystem = {
window = {
mappings = {
["o"] = "open_and_clear_filter"
},
},
commands = {
open_and_clear_filter = function (state)
local node = state.tree:get_node()
if node and node.type == "file" then
local file_path = node:get_id()
-- reuse built-in commands to open and clear filter
local cmds = require("neo-tree.sources.filesystem.commands")
cmds.open(state)
cmds.clear_filter(state)
-- reveal the selected file without focusing the tree
require("neo-tree.sources.filesystem").navigate(state.path, file_path)
end
end,
}
}
})
If you want to take some custom action after a file has been renamed, you can override the built-in rename
command in your config and add your code to the callback provided for that action. The most obvious use for this would be to cleanup references to that file within your project.
require("neo-tree").setup({
filesystem = {
commands = {
rename = function(state)
local cc = require("neo-tree.sources.common.commands")
local fs = require("neo-tree.sources.filesystem")
cc.rename(state, function(original_path, new_path)
-- This is where you would do something like fix references to the file
-- with an LSP server.
-- <YOUR CODE HERE>
print("MY CUSTOM CODE: Renamed " .. original_path .. " to " .. new_path)
-- Don't forget to call fs.refresh() after you're done.
fs.refresh()
end)
end
},
})
This example uses the file_open
event to close the Neo-tree window when a file is opened. This applies to all windows and all sources at once.
require("neo-tree").setup({
event_handlers = {
{
event = "file_opened",
handler = function(file_path)
--auto close
require("neo-tree").close_all()
end
},
}
})