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example configurations and mappings
Marco Hinz edited this page Nov 14, 2016
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nnoremap <leader>g :Grepper -tool git<cr>
nnoremap <leader>G :Grepper -tool ag<cr>
nmap gs <plug>(GrepperOperator)
xmap gs <plug>(GrepperOperator)
" Optional. The default behaviour should work for most users.
let g:grepper = {}
let g:grepper.tools = ['git', 'ag', 'rg']
let g:grepper.jump = 1
let g:grepper.next_tool = '<leader>g'
let g:grepper.simple_prompt = 1
let g:grepper.quickfix = 0Don't open the quickfix window and jump to the first match right away:
nnoremap <leader>g :Grepper -tool git -noopen -jump<cr>Start searching the word under the cursor:
nnoremap <leader>* :Grepper -tool ag -cword -noprompt<cr>Different mappings for searching from the working directory and searching only those files opened in Vim:
nnoremap <leader>g :Grepper -tool rg<cr>
nnoremap <leader>G :Grepper -tool rg -buffers<cr>Find all occurrences of TODO and FIXME. (-query searches right away, no -noprompt needed.)
command! Todo :Grepper -tool git -query '\(TODO\|FIXME\)'If you want to provide other options as well, use -grepprg to specify the exact command. Pro tip: test in your shell first and use the command 1:1 after -grepprg.
command! Todo :Grepper -noprompt -tool git -grepprg git grep -nIi '\(TODO\|FIXME\)'If you find that hard to read, you can use multiple lines like this:
command! Todo :Grepper
\ -noprompt
\ -tool git
\ -grepprg git grep -nIi '\(TODO\|FIXME\)'