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🚦 A pretty diagnostics, references, telescope results, quickfix and location list to help you solve all the trouble your code is causing.
A pretty list for showing diagnostics, references, telescope results, quickfix and location lists to help you solve all the trouble your code is causing.
This is a full rewrite of the original trouble.nvim.
The new version is much more flexible and powerful, with a lot of new features and improvements:
focus option to focus the trouble window when opened (or not)follow option to follow the item under the cursorpinned option to pin the buffer as the source for the opened trouble windowTrouble commandmodes to define custom viewsmarkdown and markdown_inline nvim-treesitter parsersInstall the plugin with your preferred package manager:
{
"folke/trouble.nvim",
opts = {}, -- for default options, refer to the configuration section for custom setup.
cmd = "Trouble",
keys = {
{
"<leader>xx",
"<cmd>Trouble diagnostics toggle<cr>",
desc = "Diagnostics (Trouble)",
},
{
"<leader>xX",
"<cmd>Trouble diagnostics toggle filter.buf=0<cr>",
desc = "Buffer Diagnostics (Trouble)",
},
{
"<leader>cs",
"<cmd>Trouble symbols toggle focus=false<cr>",
desc = "Symbols (Trouble)",
},
{
"<leader>cl",
"<cmd>Trouble lsp toggle focus=false win.position=right<cr>",
desc = "LSP Definitions / references / ... (Trouble)",
},
{
"<leader>xL",
"<cmd>Trouble loclist toggle<cr>",
desc = "Location List (Trouble)",
},
{
"<leader>xQ",
"<cmd>Trouble qflist toggle<cr>",
desc = "Quickfix List (Trouble)",
},
},
}
Trouble is highly configurable. Please refer to the default settings below.
---@class trouble.Mode: trouble.Config,trouble.Section.spec
---@field desc? string
---@field sections? string[]
---@class trouble.Config
---@field mode? string
---@field config? fun(opts:trouble.Config)
---@field formatters? table<string,trouble.Formatter> custom formatters
---@field filters? table<string, trouble.FilterFn> custom filters
---@field sorters? table<string, trouble.SorterFn> custom sorters
local defaults = {
auto_close = false, -- auto close when there are no items
auto_open = false, -- auto open when there are items
auto_preview = true, -- automatically open preview when on an item
auto_refresh = true, -- auto refresh when open
auto_jump = false, -- auto jump to the item when there's only one
focus = false, -- Focus the window when opened
restore = true, -- restores the last location in the list when opening
follow = true, -- Follow the current item
indent_guides = true, -- show indent guides
max_items = 200, -- limit number of items that can be displayed per section
multiline = true, -- render multi-line messages
pinned = false, -- When pinned, the opened trouble window will be bound to the current buffer
warn_no_results = true, -- show a warning when there are no results
open_no_results = false, -- open the trouble window when there are no results
---@type trouble.Window.opts
win = {}, -- window options for the results window. Can be a split or a floating window.
-- Window options for the preview window. Can be a split, floating window,
-- or `main` to show the preview in the main editor window.
---@type trouble.Window.opts
preview = {
type = "main",
-- when a buffer is not yet loaded, the preview window will be created
-- in a scratch buffer with only syntax highlighting enabled.
-- Set to false, if you want the preview to always be a real loaded buffer.
scratch = true,
},
-- Throttle/Debounce settings. Should usually not be changed.
---@type table<string, number|{ms:number, debounce?:boolean}>
throttle = {
refresh = 20, -- fetches new data when needed
update = 10, -- updates the window
render = 10, -- renders the window
follow = 100, -- follows the current item
preview = { ms = 100, debounce = true }, -- shows the preview for the current item
},
-- Key mappings can be set to the name of a builtin action,
-- or you can define your own custom action.
---@type table<string, trouble.Action.spec|false>
keys = {
["?"] = "help",
r = "refresh",
R = "toggle_refresh",
q = "close",
o = "jump_close",
["<esc>"] = "cancel",
["<cr>"] = "jump",
["<2-leftmouse>"] = "jump",
["<c-s>"] = "jump_split",
["<c-v>"] = "jump_vsplit",
-- go down to next item (accepts count)
-- j = "next",
["}"] = "next",
["]]"] = "next",
-- go up to prev item (accepts count)
-- k = "prev",
["{"] = "prev",
["[["] = "prev",
dd = "delete",
d = { action = "delete", mode = "v" },
i = "inspect",
p = "preview",
P = "toggle_preview",
zo = "fold_open",
zO = "fold_open_recursive",
zc = "fold_close",
zC = "fold_close_recursive",
za = "fold_toggle",
zA = "fold_toggle_recursive",
zm = "fold_more",
zM = "fold_close_all",
zr = "fold_reduce",
zR = "fold_open_all",
zx = "fold_update",
zX = "fold_update_all",
zn = "fold_disable",
zN = "fold_enable",
zi = "fold_toggle_enable",
gb = { -- example of a custom action that toggles the active view filter
action = function(view)
view:filter({ buf = 0 }, { toggle = true })
end,
desc = "Toggle Current Buffer Filter",
},
s = { -- example of a custom action that toggles the severity
action = function(view)
local f = view:get_filter("severity")
local severity = ((f and f.filter.severity or 0) + 1) % 5
view:filter({ severity = severity }, {
id = "severity",
template = "{hl:Title}Filter:{hl} {severity}",
del = severity == 0,
})
end,
desc = "Toggle Severity Filter",
},
},
---@type table<string, trouble.Mode>
modes = {
-- sources define their own modes, which you can use directly,
-- or override like in the example below
lsp_references = {
-- some modes are configurable, see the source code for more details
params = {
include_declaration = true,
},
},
-- The LSP base mode for:
-- * lsp_definitions, lsp_references, lsp_implementations
-- * lsp_type_definitions, lsp_declarations, lsp_command
lsp_base = {
params = {
-- don't include the current location in the results
include_current = false,
},
},
-- more advanced example that extends the lsp_document_symbols
symbols = {
desc = "document symbols",
mode = "lsp_document_symbols",
focus = false,
win = { position = "right" },
filter = {
-- remove Package since luals uses it for control flow structures
["not"] = { ft = "lua", kind = "Package" },
any = {
-- all symbol kinds for help / markdown files
ft = { "help", "markdown" },
-- default set of symbol kinds
kind = {
"Class",
"Constructor",
"Enum",
"Field",
"Function",
"Interface",
"Method",
"Module",
"Namespace",
"Package",
"Property",
"Struct",
"Trait",
},
},
},
},
},
icons = {
---@type trouble.Indent.symbols
indent = {
top = "│ ",
middle = "├╴",
last = "└╴",
-- last = "-╴",
-- last = "╰╴", -- rounded
fold_open = " ",
fold_closed = " ",
ws = " ",
},
folder_closed = " ",
folder_open = " ",
kinds = {
Array = " ",
Boolean = " ",
Class = " ",
Constant = " ",
Constructor = " ",
Enum = " ",
EnumMember = " ",
Event = " ",
Field = " ",
File = " ",
Function = " ",
Interface = " ",
Key = " ",
Method = " ",
Module = " ",
Namespace = " ",
Null = " ",
Number = " ",
Object = " ",
Operator = " ",
Package = " ",
Property = " ",
String = " ",
Struct = " ",
TypeParameter = " ",
Variable = " ",
},
},
}
Make sure to check the Examples!
The Trouble command is a wrapper around the Trouble API. It can do anything the regular API can do.
Trouble [mode] [action] [options]Some examples:
Trouble diagnostics toggle focus=false filter.buf=0Trouble symbols toggle pinned=true win.relative=win win.position=rightTrouble command.
The examples below all do the same thing.
Trouble diagnostics filter.severity=vim.diagnostic.severity.ERRORTrouble diagnostics filter.severity = vim.diagnostic.severity.ERRORTrouble diagnostics filter = { severity=vim.diagnostic.severity.ERROR }Trouble diagnostics win.type = split win.position=rightTrouble diagnostics win = { type = split, position=right}Trouble diagnostics win = { type = "split", position='right'}Please refer to the API section for more information on the available actions and options.
Modes:
require('trouble.sources.fzf').open().require('trouble.sources.fzf').open().