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This plugin is fantastic, and it's so close to which-key I can almost taste it 😅 I'm just now learning tmux and the fact that there's nothing like which-key for all of these key combinations is driving me mad, so this plugin is a breath of fresh air 🙂
Any plans on showing a pop-up that shows the user suggestions of what key to hit next? There are a number of plugins in other ecosystems that do essentially what you're trying to do here that you can take inspiration from, and adding that kind of menu is what makes them all similar. You'd probably also get a lot more people looking at this plugin if you named it "tmux-which-key", but obviously that's not my decision to make 🙂
Some examples of other plugins with the same idea:
This plugin is fantastic, and it's so close to which-key I can almost taste it
😅 I'm just now learning `tmux` and the fact that there's nothing like which-key
for all of these key combinations is driving me mad, so this plugin is a breath
of fresh air 🙂
Thank you! Glad you like it!
Any plans on showing a pop-up that shows the user suggestions of what key to hit
next? There are a number of plugins in other ecosystems that do essentially what
you're trying to do here that you can take inspiration from, and adding that
kind of menu is what makes them all similar.
Hm, this is kind of similar to #2. Recent tmux version actually have the the
`display-popup` command. However, you have to manually close the popup. I
believe it is similar with `display-menu`.
Maybe this is the way to go here. We could display key information with a
popup/menu and users would have to manually close it (or "abuse" menu commands)
and then continue with their keystrokes. I'll see what I can do. Note however
that I have a lot of stuff going on right now so this might take a while :)
You'd probably also get a lot more people looking at this plugin if
you named it "tmux-which-key", but obviously that's not my decision to
make 🙂
Maybe, but now it has already been pushed. We don't want to break user's configurations :)
This plugin is fantastic, and it's so close to which-key I can almost taste it 😅 I'm just now learning
tmux
and the fact that there's nothing like which-key for all of these key combinations is driving me mad, so this plugin is a breath of fresh air 🙂Any plans on showing a pop-up that shows the user suggestions of what key to hit next? There are a number of plugins in other ecosystems that do essentially what you're trying to do here that you can take inspiration from, and adding that kind of menu is what makes them all similar. You'd probably also get a lot more people looking at this plugin if you named it "tmux-which-key", but obviously that's not my decision to make 🙂
Some examples of other plugins with the same idea:
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