hooks.nvim

Hook your buffers and jump to them!

Hard forked from xavierchen0/hooks.nvim.

Changes

1. Replaced slot-based system with a simple ordered list
2. append() is now the only way to add buffers (removed add(key))
3. Simplified the floating editor (list())
4. Reduce plugin usage complexity (no slots)
5. Add native cursor position remembrance (via remember_cursor_position opt)

Basically, in it's current state, this is a lighter and simpler ThePrimeagen/harpoon.

What?

You enter a project and want to use a certain number of files regularly.

To switch b/w these 4-5 files quickly you can now "hook" them.

Use :lua require("hooks").append() to append current buffer to the list. This will be buffer 1.

Manage the buffer list using :lua require("hooks").list() floating window.

The list is editable like a regular buffer. So move and delete items from it and save it.

Use :lua require("hooks").buffer(N) to switch to a hooked buffer.

Installation

Using lazy.nvim

{
  "dpi0/hooks.nvim"
  opts = {
    remember_cursor_position = true,
  },
  keys = {
    { "<leader>ha", function() require("hooks").append() end, desc = "Hooks: Append current buffer" },
    { "<leader>hl", function() require("hooks").list() end, desc = "Hooks: List buffers" },
    { "<leader>1", function() require("hooks").buffer(1) end, desc = "Hooks: Buffer 1" },
    { "<leader>2", function() require("hooks").buffer(2) end, desc = "Hooks: Buffer 2" },
    { "<leader>3", function() require("hooks").buffer(3) end, desc = "Hooks: Buffer 3" },
    { "<leader>4", function() require("hooks").buffer(4) end, desc = "Hooks: Buffer 4" },
  },
}

Configuration

opts = {
  remember_cursor_position = true, -- Remember last cursor position in the buffer (Default: true)
}