Question 1

snacks.nvim picker vs telescope.nvim: which is better?

Accepted Answer

snacks.nvim's picker is part of a modular suite with a unified interface but may have fewer extensions than telescope.nvim's large ecosystem. Choose snacks.nvim for integrated utilities; telescope.nvim for extensive third-party pickers and community plugins.

Question 2

How to enable only specific plugins in snacks.nvim?

Accepted Answer

In your lazy.nvim config, set 'enabled = true' for desired plugins in the opts table, like 'dashboard = { enabled = true }', and omit or disable others. The installation example shows how to selectively enable plugins.

Question 3

Does snacks.nvim work with Neovim 0.10?

Accepted Answer

snacks.nvim requires Neovim >= 0.9.4, so it should be compatible with 0.10. However, always check the latest README for updates, as new Neovim versions might require adjustments.

Question 4

Can I use snacks.nvim with packer.nvim instead of lazy.nvim?

Accepted Answer

The README provides instructions for lazy.nvim, but as a standard Neovim plugin, it should work with packer.nvim. Configuration syntax may differ, so refer to the repo or community for examples.

Question 5

How to customize the dashboard in snacks.nvim?

Accepted Answer

Use the dashboard plugin configuration in opts, and refer to its documentation page for options like 'example = "github"'. You can also use the 'config' function for advanced customizations.

Question 6

Is snacks.nvim good for debugging in Neovim?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it includes debugging utilities like pretty inspect, backtraces, and a Lua profiler. The debug plugin provides tools like 'dd' for inspection and 'bt' for backtraces, as shown in the example config.

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