close-buffers.nvim

Allows targeted deletion by buffer type such as hidden or nameless, enabling efficient cleanup without affecting visible windows, as detailed in the usage examples.

Supports regex and glob patterns for file-specific deletions, e.g., removing all .md files with a single command, enhancing workflow streamlining.

Preserves window arrangements when deleting the current buffer via preserve_window_layout, preventing disruptive rearrangements as emphasized in the features.

Configurable with bufferline plugins via next_buffer_cmd, allowing seamless workflow with tools like nvim-bufferline.lua, demonstrated in the setup example.