feat: comments to open/toggle workspace or ducument mode directly

README.md

@@ -123,8 +123,12 @@ Trouble comes with the following defaults:
 Trouble comes with the following commands:
 
 * **LspTroubleOpen**: open the list
+* **LspTroubleWorkspaceOpen**: set mode to "workspace" and open the list
+* **LspTroubleDocumentOpen**: set mode to "document" and open the list
 * **LspTroubleClose**: close the list
 * **LspTroubleToggle**: toggle the list
+* **LspTroubleWorkspaceToggle**: set mode to "workspace" and toggle the list (remains open if mode changes)
+* **LspTroubleDocumentToggle**: set mode to "document" and toggle the list (remains open if mode changes)
 * **LspTroubleRefresh**: manually refresh
 
 Example keybinding of `<leader>xx` that toggles the trouble list:

lua/trouble/init.lua

@@ -20,14 +20,27 @@ end
 function Trouble.close() if is_open() then view:close() end end
 
 function Trouble.open(opts)
+    opts = opts or {}
+    if opts.mode and (opts.mode ~= config.options.mode) then
+        Trouble.action("toggle_mode")
+    end
+
     if is_open() then
         view:focus()
     else
         view = View.create(opts)
     end
 end
 
-function Trouble.toggle()
+function Trouble.toggle(opts)
+    opts = opts or {}
+
+    if opts.mode and (opts.mode ~= config.options.mode) then
+        Trouble.action("toggle_mode")
+        Trouble.open()
+        return
+    end
+
     if is_open() then
         Trouble.close()
     else

plugin/trouble.vim

@@ -6,6 +6,11 @@ augroup LspTrouble
 augroup end
 
 command! LspTroubleOpen lua require'trouble'.open()
+command! LspTroubleWorkspaceOpen lua require'trouble'.open({mode = "workspace"})
+command! LspTroubleDocumentOpen lua require'trouble'.open({mode = "document"})
 command! LspTroubleClose lua require'trouble'.close()
 command! LspTroubleToggle lua require'trouble'.toggle()
+command! LspTroubleWorkspaceToggle lua require'trouble'.toggle({mode = "workspace"})
+command! LspTroubleDocumentToggle lua require'trouble'.toggle({mode = "document"})
+
 command! LspTroubleRefresh lua require'trouble'.refresh()