Telescope: The Missing Neovim UI

• telescope.nvim

  322 13,861 9.1 Lua

  Find, Filter, Preview, Pick. All lua, all the time.

  

  Telescope is fucking awesome, but not ready for use until https://github.com/nvim-telescope/telescope.nvim/issues/392 is resolved. Until then, fzf.vim is my primary fuzzy finder.

• vim

  24 633 6.1 Vim Script

  An ambitious theme for vim (by embark-theme)

  

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• telescope-fzf-writer.nvim

  2 73 0.0 Lua

  Incorporating some fzf concepts with plenary jobs and telescope

  

  I don’t work on codebases with that kind of number of files, but I have no issues with Telescope speed personally. I would encourage you to try fzf-writer, which is a plugin for Telescope. It allows you to use FZF and RG to search for files in the same way as find_files normally does, if you have issues with find_files being slow. Telescope provides such a huge number of other benefits beyond just fuzzy finding files though, there’s a ton of builtin pickers. It’s completely changed how I work with vim. You can grep through the vim help docs using Telescope’s interactive UI instead of doing ‘:help ’. Seriously consider giving it another shot, even if you use it for any of the other many functionalities it has other than just fuzzy finding files.

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