Bug while trying to use yanker.nvim remap

[EliorEstrin]

Description:

I am trying to import the yanker.nvim plugin. However, I am getting a bug when I try to run the keymap <leader>yh.

The plugin is imported as follows:

{ -- Imrpoved Yank
"arsham/yanker.nvim",
dependencies = { "arsham/arshlib.nvim", "junegunn/fzf.vim" },
-- config = true,
-- or to provide configurations
config = { history = "<leader>yh" },
},

When I run the keymap, I get the following error:

E5108: Error executing lua: Vim:E117: Unknown function: fzf#wrap
stack traceback:
        [C]: in function 'fzf#wrap'
        ...p/.local/share/nvim/lazy/yanker.nvim/lua/yanker/init.lua:68: in function <...p/.local/share/nvim/lazy/yanker.nvim/lua/yanker/init.lua:32>
Error: Couldn't load plugin: yanker.nvim

Additional Information:

• My operating system is Ubuntu .
• I am using NVIM v0.9.1.
• I am using Lazy as a plugin manager
• the dependencies plugins seems to be installed correctly. I run :Lazy and they show up.

Thank you for your help!

[arsham]

Hi, can you add junegunn/fzf to the list of dependencies please?

[EliorEstrin]

Hey Arsham, I am pretty sure I did it by:

dependencies = { "arsham/arshlib.nvim", "junegunn/fzf.vim" },

The full import of the plugin is in the issue description.

[arsham]

Sorry for not being clear. I meant adding a third dependency like so:

dependencies = { "arsham/arshlib.nvim", "junegunn/fzf.vim", "junegunn/fzf" },

[EliorEstrin]

Do you mean that when importing the plugin, put this block instead?

{ -- Imrpoved Yank
"arsham/yanker.nvim",
dependencies = { "arsham/arshlib.nvim", "junegunn/fzf.vim", "junegunn/fzf" },
-- config = true,
-- or to provide configurations
config = { history = "<leader>yh" },
},

[EliorEstrin]

@arsham, I wanted to let you know that your changes worked! However, I've encountered another issue.
If you wish, I will create a new pull request for this.

The issue is that the fzf screen now opens, but when I hover over the words in history and press "Enter," nothing happens. The yank register keeps the same value as before.

This is an image of the screen I see, I hover a word press enter, and nothing happens.

[arsham]

Glad it is setup. Yes, PR is always welcome!

[EliorEstrin]

Do you know why the issue happens? It doesn't save text into the register

[arsham]

I'm at work ATM, I will try to find the cause when I am finished today.

[arsham]

Sorry for the delay. I'm afraid I can't replicate it. Can you add a line (with vim.print) after this line of code to print the line and value please?

[EliorEstrin]

Thank you for your response.
Currently, I am using Lazy and my understanding is that it means I do not have the plugin source code on my system. Instead, it gets it from GitHub. In order to modify the code, I might need to set it up manually. However, I have no experience with this type of action, so it may take me some time to achieve it. I will keep you updated.
Thank you again for your assistance.

[arsham]

No worries. You should be able to set this up easily. Clone the repo to ~/Projects/arsham or any other folder (see 👇) and setup
the lazy plugin manager like so:

require("lazy").setup("plugins", {
  root = vim.fn.stdpath("cache") .. "/lazy",
  dev = {
    path = "~/Projects/arsham", -- Whatever path you are going to use 👇
  },
})

return {
  "arsham/yanker.nvim", -- rename it to the path you set 👆
  dev = true, -- <- important part
  name = "yanker.nvim",
  config = true,
  dependencies = {
    "arshlib.nvim",
    "junegunn/fzf",
    "junegunn/fzf.vim",
  },
  event = { "BufRead", "BufNewFile" },
}

It should use your local clone.

[EliorEstrin]

Hey @arsham,
I apologize it took me a long time to respond.
Thank you for explaining how to set the plugin locally.

I tried to add a print statement but nothing shows up. Here the code:

      wrapped["sink*"] = function(line)
        local type, value = string.gmatch(line[2], "%d+\t([^\t]+)\t.+\t(.+)$")()
        value = value:gsub("<CR>", "\n")
        print(value)
        print("test")
        vim.fn.setreg('"', value, type)
      end --}}}

It seems like the function doesn't being called as I don't see any output. (lazy uses for sure the local plugin as I added print statements at the top of the page and they it does work as expected)

[arsham]

Can you provide a minimal configuration so I can try to mimic what is happening on your setup please?