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cseickel opened this issue Jan 15, 2022 · 2 comments
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Improve documentation (suggestions welcome) #60

cseickel opened this issue Jan 15, 2022 · 2 comments
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cseickel commented Jan 15, 2022

Basic usage is OK, but we need much better documentation on how to customize Neo-tree. I think the wiki is the place for this.

Things to document include:

  • Basic overview of all the ways it can be customized, with example use cases for each one
  • List all built-in components along with their config options
  • Full explanation of components and renderers
  • Full explanation of mappings to custom functions (or defining commands)
  • Full explanation of events (the vim doc is pretty good, maybe just copy to the wiki)
  • Add some Recipes for custom components
  • Add some Recipes for mapping to a custom function
  • Add some recipes for event_handler usage
  • LINK TO THE WIKI IN THE README!
  • Remove README in lua/sources/filesystem, it's just a maintenance problem

If there is anything else you feel needs to be added or have any ideas at all on this subject, please add a comment. Also, if anything here seems like a particular priority, let me know what you think that order should be.

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levouh commented Jan 18, 2022

I think using md2vim would make this super easy, as you get "viewable" markdown files for those using the web, and direct translation into Vim help docs with zero effort.

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I think that is a great idea @levouh !

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