mini-extra.txt

*mini.extra* Extra 'mini.nvim' functionality
*MiniExtra*

MIT License Copyright (c) 2023 Evgeni Chasnovski

==============================================================================

Extra useful functionality which is not essential enough for other 'mini.nvim'
modules to include directly.

Features:

- Various pickers for 'mini.pick':
    - Built-in diagnostic (|MiniExtra.pickers.diagnostic()|).
    - File explorer (|MiniExtra.pickers.explorer()|).
    - Git branches/commits/files/hunks (|MiniExtra.pickers.git_hunks()|, etc.).
    - Command/search/input history (|MiniExtra.pickers.history()|).
    - LSP references/symbols/etc. (|MiniExtra.pickers.lsp()|).
    - Tree-sitter nodes (|MiniExtra.pickers.treesitter()|).
    - And much more.
  See |MiniExtra.pickers| for more.

- Various textobject specifications for 'mini.ai'. See |MiniExtra.gen_ai_spec|.

- Various highlighters for 'mini.hipatterns'. See |MiniExtra.gen_highlighter|.

Notes:
- This module requires only those 'mini.nvim' modules which are needed for
  a particular functionality: 'mini.pick' for pickers, etc.

# Setup ~

This module needs a setup with `require('mini.extra').setup({})` (replace
`{}` with your `config` table). It will create global Lua table `MiniExtra`
which you can use for scripting or manually (with `:lua MiniExtra.*`).

See |MiniExtra.config| for `config` structure and default values.

This module doesn't have runtime options, so using `vim.b.miniextra_config`
will have no effect here.

# Comparisons ~

- 'nvim-telescope/telescope.nvim':
    - With |MiniExtra.pickers|, 'mini.pick' is reasonably on par when it comes
      to built-in pickers.

- 'ibhagwan/fzf-lua':
    - Same as 'nvim-telescope/telescope.nvim'.

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                                                             *MiniExtra.setup()*
                          `MiniExtra.setup`({config})
Module setup

Parameters ~
{config} `(table|nil)` Module config table. See |MiniExtra.config|.

Usage ~
>lua
  require('mini.extra').setup() -- use default config
  -- OR
  require('mini.extra').setup({}) -- replace {} with your config table
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                                                              *MiniExtra.config*
                               `MiniExtra.config`
Module config

Default values:
>lua
  MiniExtra.config = {}
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                                                         *MiniExtra.gen_ai_spec*
                            `MiniExtra.gen_ai_spec`
'mini.ai' textobject specification generators

This is a table with function elements. Call to actually get specification.

Assumed to be used as part of |MiniAi.setup()|. Example: >lua

  local gen_ai_spec = require('mini.extra').gen_ai_spec
  require('mini.ai').setup({
    custom_textobjects = {
      B = gen_ai_spec.buffer(),
      D = gen_ai_spec.diagnostic(),
      I = gen_ai_spec.indent(),
      L = gen_ai_spec.line(),
      N = gen_ai_spec.number(),
    },
  })
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                                                *MiniExtra.gen_ai_spec.buffer()*
                        `MiniExtra.gen_ai_spec.buffer`()
Current buffer textobject

Notes:
- `a` textobject selects all lines in a buffer.
- `i` textobject selects all lines except blank lines at start and end.

Return ~
`(function)` Function implementing |MiniAi-textobject-specification|.

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                                            *MiniExtra.gen_ai_spec.diagnostic()*
                 `MiniExtra.gen_ai_spec.diagnostic`({severity})
Current buffer diagnostic textobject

Notes:
- Both `a` and `i` textobjects return |vim.diagnostic.get()| output for the
  current buffer. It is modified to fit |MiniAi-textobject-specification|.

Parameters ~
{severity} `(any)` Which severity to use. Forwarded to |vim.diagnostic.get()|.
  Default: `nil` to use all diagnostic entries.

Return ~
`(function)` Function implementing |MiniAi-textobject-specification|.

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                                                *MiniExtra.gen_ai_spec.indent()*
                        `MiniExtra.gen_ai_spec.indent`()
Current buffer indent scopes textobject

Indent scope is a set of consecutive lines with the following properties:
- Lines above first and below last are non-blank. They are called borders.
- There is at least one non-blank line in a set.
- All non-blank lines between borders have strictly greater indent
  (perceived leading space respecting |tabstop|) than either of borders.

Notes:
- `a` textobject selects scope including borders.
- `i` textobject selects the scope charwise.
- Differences with |MiniIndentscope.textobject|:
    - This textobject always treats blank lines on top and bottom of `i`
      textobject as part of it, while 'mini.indentscope' can configure that.
    - This textobject can select non-covering scopes, while 'mini.indentscope'
      can not (by design).
    - In this textobject scope computation is done only by "casting rays" from
      top to bottom and not in both ways as in 'mini.indentscope'.
      This works in most common scenarios and doesn't work only if indent of
      of the bottom border is expected to be larger than the top.

Return ~
`(function)` Function implementing |MiniAi-textobject-specification|.
  It returns array of regions representing all indent scopes in the buffer
  ordered increasingly by the start line.

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                                                  *MiniExtra.gen_ai_spec.line()*
                         `MiniExtra.gen_ai_spec.line`()
Current line textobject

Notes:
- `a` textobject selects whole line.
- `i` textobject selects line after initial indent.

Return ~
`(function)` Function implementing |MiniAi-textobject-specification|.

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                                                *MiniExtra.gen_ai_spec.number()*
                        `MiniExtra.gen_ai_spec.number`()
Number textobject

Notes:
- `a` textobject selects a whole number possibly preceded with "-" and
  possibly followed by decimal part (dot and digits).
- `i` textobject selects consecutive digits.

Return ~
`(function)` Function implementing |MiniAi-textobject-specification|.

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                                                     *MiniExtra.gen_highlighter*
                          `MiniExtra.gen_highlighter`
'mini.hipatterns' highlighter generators

This is a table with function elements. Call to actually get specification.

Assumed to be used as part of |MiniHipatterns.setup()|. Example: >lua

  local hi_words = require('mini.extra').gen_highlighter.words
  require('mini.hipatterns').setup({
    highlighters = {
      todo = hi_words({ 'TODO', 'Todo', 'todo' }, 'MiniHipatternsTodo'),
    },
  })
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                                             *MiniExtra.gen_highlighter.words()*
      `MiniExtra.gen_highlighter.words`({words}, {group}, {extmark_opts})
Highlight words

Notes:
- Words should start and end with alphanumeric symbol (latin letter or digit).
- Words will be highlighted only in full and not if part bigger word, i.e.
  there should not be alphanumeric symbol before and after it.

Parameters ~
{words} `(table)` Array of words to highlight. Will be matched as is, not
  as Lua pattern.
{group} `(string|function)` Proper `group` field for `highlighter`.
  See |MiniHipatterns.config|.
{extmark_opts} `(any)` Proper `extmark_opts` field for `highlighter`.
  See |MiniHipatterns.config|.

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                                                             *MiniExtra.pickers*
                              `MiniExtra.pickers`
'mini.pick' pickers

A table with |MiniPick| pickers (which is a hard dependency).
Notes:
- All have the same signature:
    - <local_opts> - optional table with options local to picker.
    - <opts> - optional table with options forwarded to |MiniPick.start()|.
- All of them are automatically registered in |MiniPick.registry|.
- All use default versions of |MiniPick-source.preview|, |MiniPick-source.choose|,
  and |MiniPick-source.choose_marked| if not stated otherwise.
  Shown text and |MiniPick-source.show| are targeted to the picked items.

Examples of usage:
- As Lua code: `MiniExtra.pickers.buf_lines()`.
- With |:Pick| command: `:Pick buf_lines scope='current'`
  Note: this requires calling |MiniExtra.setup()|.

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                                                 *MiniExtra.pickers.buf_lines()*
              `MiniExtra.pickers.buf_lines`({local_opts}, {opts})
Buffer lines picker

Pick from buffer lines. Notes:
- Loads all target buffers which are currently unloaded.

Parameters ~
{local_opts} `(table|nil)` Options defining behavior of this particular picker.
  Possible fields:
  - <scope> `(string)` - one of "all" (normal listed buffers) or "current".
    Default: "all".
  - <preserve_order> `(boolean)` - whether to preserve original order
    during query. Default: `false`.
{opts} `(table|nil)` Options forwarded to |MiniPick.start()|.

Return ~
`(any)` Output of the called picker.

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                                                  *MiniExtra.pickers.commands()*
               `MiniExtra.pickers.commands`({local_opts}, {opts})
Neovim commands picker

Pick from Neovim built-in (|ex-commands|) and |user-commands|.
Notes:
- Preview shows information about the command (if available).
- Choosing either executes command (if reliably known that it doesn't need
  arguments) or populates Command line with the command.

Parameters ~
{local_opts} `(table|nil)` Options defining behavior of this particular picker.
  Not used at the moment.
{opts} `(table|nil)` Options forwarded to |MiniPick.start()|.

Return ~
`(any)` Output of the called picker.

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                                                *MiniExtra.pickers.diagnostic()*
              `MiniExtra.pickers.diagnostic`({local_opts}, {opts})
Built-in diagnostic picker

Pick from |vim.diagnostic| using |vim.diagnostic.get()|.

Parameters ~
{local_opts} `(table|nil)` Options defining behavior of this particular picker.
  Possible fields:
  - <get_opts> `(table)` - options for |vim.diagnostic.get()|. Can be used
    to limit severity or namespace. Default: `{}`.
  - <scope> `(string)` - one of "all" (available) or "current" (buffer).
    Default: "all".
  - <sort_by> `(string)` - sort priority. One of "severity", "path", "none".
    Default: "severity".
{opts} `(table|nil)` Options forwarded to |MiniPick.start()|.

Return ~
`(any)` Output of the called picker.

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                                                  *MiniExtra.pickers.explorer()*
               `MiniExtra.pickers.explorer`({local_opts}, {opts})
File explorer picker

Explore file system and open file.
Notes:
- Choosing a directory navigates inside it, changing picker's items and
  current working directory.
- Query and preview work as usual (not only `move_next`/`move_prev` can be used).
- Preview works for any item.

Examples ~

- `MiniExtra.pickers.explorer()`
- `:Pick explorer cwd='..'` - open explorer in parent directory.

Parameters ~
{local_opts} `(table|nil)` Options defining behavior of this particular picker.
  Possible fields:
  - <cwd> `(string)` - initial directory to explore. Should be a valid
    directory path. Default: `nil` for |current-directory|.
  - <filter> `(function)` - callable predicate to filter items to show.
    Will be called for every item and should return `true` if it should be
    shown. Each item is a table with the following fields:
      - <fs_type> `(string)` - path type. One of "directory" or "file".
      - <path> `(string)` - item path.
      - <text> `(string)` - shown text (path's basename).
  - <sort> `(function)` - callable item sorter. Will be called with array
    of items (each element with structure as described above) and should
    return sorted array of items.
{opts} `(table|nil)` Options forwarded to |MiniPick.start()|.

Return ~
`(any)` Output of the called picker.

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                                              *MiniExtra.pickers.git_branches()*
             `MiniExtra.pickers.git_branches`({local_opts}, {opts})
Git branches picker

Pick from Git branches using `git branch`.
Notes:
- Requires executable `git`.
- Requires target path to be part of git repository.
- Present for exploration and navigation purposes. Doing any Git operations
  is suggested to be done in a dedicated Git client and is not planned.
- On choose opens scratch buffer with branch's history.

Examples ~

- `MiniExtra.pickers.git_branches({ scope = 'local' })` - local branches of
  the |current-directory| parent Git repository.
- `:Pick git_branches path='%'` - all branches of the current file parent
  Git repository.

Parameters ~
{local_opts} `(table|nil)` Options defining behavior of this particular picker.
  Possible fields:
  - <path> `(string|nil)` - target path for Git operation (if required). Also
    used to find Git repository inside which to construct items.
    Default: `nil` for root of Git repository containing |current-directory|.
  - <scope> `(string)` - branch scope to show. One of "all", "local", "remotes".
    Default: "all".
{opts} `(table|nil)` Options forwarded to |MiniPick.start()|.

Return ~
`(any)` Output of the called picker.

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                                               *MiniExtra.pickers.git_commits()*
             `MiniExtra.pickers.git_commits`({local_opts}, {opts})
Git commits picker

Pick from Git commits using `git log`.
Notes:
- Requires executable `git`.
- Requires target path to be part of git repository.
- Present for exploration and navigation purposes. Doing any Git operations
  is suggested to be done in a dedicated Git client and is not planned.
- On choose opens scratch buffer with commit's diff.

Examples ~

- `MiniExtra.pickers.git_commits()` - all commits from parent Git
  repository of |current-directory|.
- `MiniExtra.pickers.git_commits({ path = 'subdir' })` - commits affecting
  files from 'subdir' subdirectory.
- `:Pick git_commits path='%'` commits affecting current file.

Parameters ~
{local_opts} `(table|nil)` Options defining behavior of this particular picker.
  Possible fields:
  - <path> `(string|nil)` - target path for Git operation (if required). Also
    used to find Git repository inside which to construct items.
    Default: `nil` for root of Git repository containing |current-directory|.
{opts} `(table|nil)` Options forwarded to |MiniPick.start()|.

Return ~
`(any)` Output of the called picker.

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                                                 *MiniExtra.pickers.git_files()*
              `MiniExtra.pickers.git_files`({local_opts}, {opts})
Git files picker

Pick from Git files using `git ls-files`.
Notes:
- Requires executable `git`.
- Requires target path to be part of git repository.
- Present for exploration and navigation purposes. Doing any Git operations
  is suggested to be done in a dedicated Git client and is not planned.

Examples ~

- `MiniExtra.pickers.git_files({ scope = 'ignored' })` - ignored files from
  parent Git repository of |current-directory|.
- `:Pick git_files path='subdir' scope='modified'` - files from 'subdir'
  subdirectory which are ignored by Git.

Parameters ~
{local_opts} `(table|nil)` Options defining behavior of this particular picker.
  Possible fields:
  - <path> `(string|nil)` - target path for Git operation (if required). Also
    used to find Git repository inside which to construct items.
    Default: `nil` for root of Git repository containing |current-directory|.
  - <scope> `(string)` - files scope to show. One of
      - "tracked"   (`--cached`   Git flag).
      - "modified"  (`--modified` Git flag).
      - "untracked" (`--others`   Git flag).
      - "ignored"   (`--ignored`  Git flag).
      - "deleted"   (`--deleted`  Git flag).
    Default: "tracked".
{opts} `(table|nil)` Options forwarded to |MiniPick.start()|.

Return ~
`(any)` Output of the called picker.

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                                                 *MiniExtra.pickers.git_hunks()*
              `MiniExtra.pickers.git_hunks`({local_opts}, {opts})
Git hunks picker

Pick from Git hunks using `git diff`.
Notes:
- Requires executable `git`.
- Requires target path to be part of git repository.
- Present for exploration and navigation purposes. Doing any Git operations
  is suggested to be done in a dedicated Git client and is not planned.
- On choose navigates to hunk's first change.

Examples ~

- `MiniExtra.pickers.git_hunks({ scope = 'staged' })` - staged hunks from
  parent Git repository of |current-directory|.
- `:Pick git_hunks path='%' n_context=0` - hunks from current file computed
  with no context.

Parameters ~
{local_opts} `(table|nil)` Options defining behavior of this particular picker.
  Possible fields:
  - <n_context> `(number)` - number of context lines to show in hunk's preview.
    Default: 3.
  - <path> `(string|nil)` - target path for Git operation (if required). Also
    used to find Git repository inside which to construct items.
    Default: `nil` for root of Git repository containing |current-directory|.
  - <scope> `(string)` - hunks scope to show. One of "unstaged" or "staged".
    Default: "unstaged".
{opts} `(table|nil)` Options forwarded to |MiniPick.start()|.

Return ~
`(any)` Output of the called picker.

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                                                *MiniExtra.pickers.hipatterns()*
              `MiniExtra.pickers.hipatterns`({local_opts}, {opts})
Matches from 'mini.hipatterns' picker

Pick from |MiniHipatterns| matches using |MiniHipatterns.get_matches()|.
Notes:
- Requires 'mini.hipatterns'.
- Highlighter identifier is highlighted with its highlight group.

Parameters ~
{local_opts} `(table|nil)` Options defining behavior of this particular picker.
  Possible fields:
  - <scope> `(string)` - one of "all" (buffers with enabled 'mini.hipatterns')
    or "current" (buffer). Default: "all".
  - <highlighters> `(table|nil)` - highlighters for which to find matches.
    Forwarded to |MiniHipatterns.get_matches()|. Default: `nil`.
{opts} `(table|nil)` Options forwarded to |MiniPick.start()|.

Return ~
`(any)` Output of the called picker.

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                                                   *MiniExtra.pickers.history()*
               `MiniExtra.pickers.history`({local_opts}, {opts})
Neovim history picker

Pick from output of |:history|.
Notes:
- Has no preview.
- Choosing action depends on scope:
    - For "cmd" / ":" scopes, the command is executed.
    - For "search" / "/" / "?" scopes, search is redone.
    - For other scopes nothing is done (but chosen item is still returned).

Examples ~

- Command history: `MiniExtra.pickers.history({ scope = ':' })`
- Search history: `:Pick history scope='/'`

Parameters ~
{local_opts} `(table|nil)` Options defining behavior of this particular picker.
  Possible fields:
  - <scope> `(string)` - any allowed {name} flag of |:history| command.
    Note: word abbreviations are not allowed. Default: "all".
{opts} `(table|nil)` Options forwarded to |MiniPick.start()|.

Return ~
`(any)` Output of the called picker.

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                                                 *MiniExtra.pickers.hl_groups()*
              `MiniExtra.pickers.hl_groups`({local_opts}, {opts})
Highlight groups picker

Pick and preview highlight groups.
Notes:
- Item line is colored with same highlight group it represents.
- Preview shows highlight's definition (as in |:highlight| with {group-name}).
- Choosing places highlight definition in Command line to update and apply.

Parameters ~
{local_opts} `(table|nil)` Options defining behavior of this particular picker.
  Not used at the moment.
{opts} `(table|nil)` Options forwarded to |MiniPick.start()|.

Return ~
`(any)` Output of the called picker.

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                                                   *MiniExtra.pickers.keymaps()*
               `MiniExtra.pickers.keymaps`({local_opts}, {opts})
Neovim keymaps picker

Pick and preview data about Neovim keymaps.
Notes:
- Item line contains data about keymap mode, whether it is buffer local, its
  left hand side, and inferred description.
- Preview shows keymap data or callback source (if present and reachable).
- Choosing emulates pressing the left hand side of the keymap.

Parameters ~
{local_opts} `(table|nil)` Options defining behavior of this particular picker.
  Possible fields:
  - <mode> `(string)` - modes to show. One of "all" or appropriate mode
    for |nvim_set_keymap()|. Default: "all".
  - <scope> `(string)` - scope to show. One of "all", "global", "buf".
    Default: "all".
{opts} `(table|nil)` Options forwarded to |MiniPick.start()|.

Return ~
`(any)` Output of the called picker.

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                                                      *MiniExtra.pickers.list()*
                 `MiniExtra.pickers.list`({local_opts}, {opts})
Neovim lists picker

Pick and navigate to elements of the following Neovim lists:
- |quickfix| list.
- |location-list| of current window.
- |jumplist|.
- |changelist|.

Note: it requires explicit `scope`.

Examples ~

- `MiniExtra.pickers.list({ scope = 'quickfix' })` - quickfix list.
- `:Pick list scope='jump'` - jump list.

Parameters ~
{local_opts} `(table|nil)` Options defining behavior of this particular picker.
  Possible fields:
  - <scope> `(string)` - type of list to show. One of "quickfix", "location",
    "jump", "change". Default: `nil` which means explicit scope is needed.
{opts} `(table|nil)` Options forwarded to |MiniPick.start()|.

Return ~
`(any)` Output of the called picker.

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                                                       *MiniExtra.pickers.lsp()*
                 `MiniExtra.pickers.lsp`({local_opts}, {opts})
LSP picker

Pick and navigate with LSP methods.
Notes:
- Needs an explicit scope from a list of supported ones:
    - "declaration".
    - "definition".
    - "document_symbol".
    - "implementation".
    - "references".
    - "type_definition".
    - "workspace_symbol".
- Directly relies on `vim.lsp.buf` methods which support |lsp-on-list-handler|.
  In particular, it means that picker is started only if LSP server returns
  list of locations and not a single location.
- Doesn't return anything due to async nature of `vim.lsp.buf` methods.
- Requires set up |mini.icons| to show extra icons and highlighting in
  "document_symbol" and "workspace_symbol" scopes.

Examples ~

- `MiniExtra.pickers.lsp({ scope = 'references' })` - references of the symbol
  under cursor.
- `:Pick lsp scope='document_symbol'` - symbols in current file.

Parameters ~
{local_opts} `(table|nil)` Options defining behavior of this particular picker.
  Possible fields:
  - <scope> `(string)` - LSP method to use. One of the supported ones (see
    list above). Default: `nil` which means explicit scope is needed.
  - <symbol_query> `(string)` - query for |vim.lsp.buf.workspace_symbol()|.
    Default: empty string for all symbols (according to LSP specification).
{opts} `(table|nil)` Options forwarded to |MiniPick.start()|.

Return ~
`(nil)` Nothing is returned.

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                                                     *MiniExtra.pickers.marks()*
                `MiniExtra.pickers.marks`({local_opts}, {opts})
Neovim marks picker

Pick and preview position of Neovim |mark|s.

Parameters ~
{local_opts} `(table|nil)` Options defining behavior of this particular picker.
  Possible fields:
  - <scope> `(string)` - scope to show. One of "all", "global", "buf".
    Default: "all".
{opts} `(table|nil)` Options forwarded to |MiniPick.start()|.

Return ~
`(any)` Output of the called picker.

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                                                  *MiniExtra.pickers.oldfiles()*
               `MiniExtra.pickers.oldfiles`({local_opts}, {opts})
Old files picker

Pick from |v:oldfiles| entries representing readable files.

Parameters ~
{local_opts} `(table|nil)` Options defining behavior of this particular picker.
  Possible fields:
  - <current_dir> `(boolean)` - whether to return files only from current
    working directory and its subdirectories. Default: `false`.
  - <preserve_order> `(boolean)` - whether to preserve original order
    during query. Default: `false`.
{opts} `(table|nil)` Options forwarded to |MiniPick.start()|.

Return ~
`(any)` Output of the called picker.

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                                                   *MiniExtra.pickers.options()*
               `MiniExtra.pickers.options`({local_opts}, {opts})
Neovim options picker

Pick and preview data about Neovim options.
Notes:
- Item line is colored based on whether it was set (dimmed if wasn't).
- Preview shows option value in target window and its general information.
- Choosing places option name in Command line to update and apply.

Parameters ~
{local_opts} `(table|nil)` Options defining behavior of this particular picker.
  Possible fields:
  - <scope> `(string)` - options to show. One of "all", "global", "win", "buf".
    Default: "all".
{opts} `(table|nil)` Options forwarded to |MiniPick.start()|.

Return ~
`(any)` Output of the called picker.

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                                                 *MiniExtra.pickers.registers()*
              `MiniExtra.pickers.registers`({local_opts}, {opts})
Neovim registers picker

Pick from Neovim |registers|.
Notes:
- There is no preview (all information is in the item's text).
- Choosing pastes content of a register: with |i_CTRL-R| in Insert mode,
  |c_CTRL-R| in Command-line mode, and |P| otherwise.
  Expression register |quote=| is reevaluated (if present) and pasted.

Parameters ~
{local_opts} `(table|nil)` Options defining behavior of this particular picker.
  Not used at the moment.
{opts} `(table|nil)` Options forwarded to |MiniPick.start()|.

Return ~
`(any)` Output of the called picker.

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                                              *MiniExtra.pickers.spellsuggest()*
             `MiniExtra.pickers.spellsuggest`({local_opts}, {opts})
Neovim spell suggestions picker

Pick and apply spell suggestions.
Notes:
- No preview is available.
- Choosing replaces current word (|<cword>|) with suggestion.

Parameters ~
{local_opts} `(table|nil)` Options defining behavior of this particular picker.
  Possible fields:
  - <n_suggestions> `(number)` - number of spell suggestions. Default: 25.

{opts} `(table|nil)` Options forwarded to |MiniPick.start()|.

Return ~
`(any)` Output of the called picker.

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                                                *MiniExtra.pickers.treesitter()*
              `MiniExtra.pickers.treesitter`({local_opts}, {opts})
Tree-sitter nodes picker

Pick and navigate to |treesitter| nodes of current buffer.
Notes:
- Requires active tree-sitter parser in the current buffer.

Parameters ~
{local_opts} `(table|nil)` Options defining behavior of this particular picker.
  Not used at the moment.
{opts} `(table|nil)` Options forwarded to |MiniPick.start()|.

Return ~
`(any)` Output of the called picker.

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                                               *MiniExtra.pickers.visit_paths()*
             `MiniExtra.pickers.visit_paths`({local_opts}, {opts})
Visit paths from 'mini.visits' picker

Pick paths from |MiniVisits| using |MiniVisits.list_paths()|.
Notes:
- Requires 'mini.visits'.

Examples ~

- `MiniExtra.pickers.visit_paths()` - visits registered for |current-directory|
  and ordered by "robust frecency".
- `:Pick visit_paths cwd='' recency_weight=1 filter='core'` - all visits with
  "core" label ordered from most to least recent.

Parameters ~
{local_opts} `(table|nil)` Options defining behavior of this particular picker.
  Possible fields:
  - <cwd> `(string)` - forwarded to |MiniVisits.list_paths()|.
    Default: `nil` to get paths registered for |current-directory|.
  - <filter> `(function|string)` - forwarded to |MiniVisits.list_paths()|.
    Default: `nil` to use all paths.
  - <preserve_order> `(boolean)` - whether to preserve original order
    during query. Default: `false`.
  - <recency_weight> `(number)` - forwarded to |MiniVisits.gen_sort.default()|.
    Default: 0.5 to use "robust frecency" sorting.
  - <sort> `(function)` - forwarded to |MiniVisits.list_paths()|.
    Default: `nil` to use "robust frecency".
    Note: if supplied, has precedence over `recency_weight`.
{opts} `(table|nil)` Options forwarded to |MiniPick.start()|.

Return ~
`(any)` Output of the called picker.

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                                              *MiniExtra.pickers.visit_labels()*
             `MiniExtra.pickers.visit_labels`({local_opts}, {opts})
Visit labels from 'mini.visits' picker

Pick labels from |MiniVisits| using |MiniVisits.list_labels()|
and |MiniVisits.list_paths()|.
Notes:
- Requires 'mini.visits'.
- Preview shows target visit paths filtered to those having previewed label.
- Choosing essentially starts |MiniExtra.pickers.visit_paths()| for paths
  with the chosen label.

Examples ~

- `MiniExtra.pickers.visit_labels()` - labels from visits registered
  for |current-directory|.
- `:Pick visit_labels cwd=''` - labels from all visits.

Parameters ~
{local_opts} `(table|nil)` Options defining behavior of this particular picker.
  Possible fields:
  - <cwd> `(string)` - forwarded to |MiniVisits.list_labels()|.
    Default: `nil` to get labels from visits registered for |current-directory|.
  - <filter> `(function|string)` - forwarded to |MiniVisits.list_labels()|.
    Default: `nil` to use all visits.
  - <path> `(string)` - forwarded to |MiniVisits.list_labels()|.
    Default: `""` to get labels from all visits for target `cwd`.
  - <sort> `(function)` - forwarded to |MiniVisits.list_paths()| for
    preview and choose. Default: `nil` to use "robust frecency".
{opts} `(table|nil)` Options forwarded to |MiniPick.start()|.

Return ~
Chosen path.


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