Open Neovim into folder with telescope open in live_grep mode?

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    An interactive cheatsheet tool for the command-line

    • Thanks for the inspiration! I'll see what I end up with. Why I want to open a folder with live_grep? I'm experimenting a bit. But what I want is to have a global key binding in i3 that opens my linux cheat sheets. Now to the details. I think that I like the idea to have the key binding open my ~/notes/cheatsheets folder with live_grep matching on both file name and content to let me quickly find what I'm looking for. This way I don't need to add any tool specifically for cheat sheets like navi (https://github.com/denisidoro/navi). Let me know if you think of a superior solution.

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