Question 1

How do I install fzfx.nvim on Windows?

Accepted Answer

You need to set up a Linux shell environment via Git for Windows or scoop, then prioritize its PATH to avoid conflicts with Windows commands. The README has a detailed step-by-step guide with screenshots.

Question 2

fzfx.nvim vs telescope.nvim which should I use?

Accepted Answer

fzfx.nvim focuses on real-time fzf integration and external tool reliance, while telescope.nvim is all-Lua with native previews. Choose fzfx if you prefer fzf's speed and shell commands; pick telescope for a pure Lua ecosystem.

Question 3

Can I use ripgrep with fzfx.nvim for live grep?

Accepted Answer

Yes, ripgrep is optional but recommended for live grep commands; by default, it uses grep, but you can configure or rely on rg if installed, as mentioned in the Requirements.

Question 4

How to create a custom fuzzy finder command in fzfx.nvim?

Accepted Answer

Use the register API with a configuration table defining variants, providers, and previewers. The README includes a full example for an ls-like command with Lua code snippets.

Question 5

Does fzfx.nvim work with Neovim 0.9 or older?

Accepted Answer

No, it requires Neovim 0.10 or higher, as stated in the Requirements. You'll need to upgrade or use an alternative fuzzy finder compatible with older versions.

Question 6

What are the default keybindings for files and grep?

Accepted Answer

The README provides recommended mappings, like f for files and l for live grep, with variants for visual select and cursor word, but you must configure them manually in your init file.

Question 7

Is nvim-web-devicons required for fzfx.nvim?

Accepted Answer

No, it's optional for icons; the plugin works without it, but icons enhance visual feedback. This is noted in the Install section with devicons listed as a dependency.

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