recall.nvim

A NeoVim plugin which remembers where you've been

This project is built on top of memento.nvim and inspired by harpoon.

When you navigate around your project, your navigation history is saved and can be accessed via the recall menu. When the menu is open, you can also navigate by entering the number associated with the file.

(The plugin is mostly for my personal use, but PRs are welcome)

Install

use 'nvim-lua/plenary.nvim' -- if you already have this you don't need to include it again
use 'AlexXi19/recall.nvim'

Usage

-- Open up history popup menu
:lua require("recall").toggle()

-- Clear history
:lua require("recall").clear_history()

When the popup is visible, you can close it with q, Escape, or Ctrl-c and open up any file at any line by hitting Enter

Keybinding

nnoremap <C-e> <cmd>lua require('recall').toggle()<CR>

vim.keymap.set("n", "<C-e>", "<cmd>lua require('recall').toggle()<CR>")

Configuration

Variable	Description	Type	Default
recall_history	Length of the history	int	20
recall_window_width	Popup window's width	int	80
recall_window_height	Popup window's height	int	14

vim.g.recall_history = 20
vim.g.recall_window_width = 80
vim.g.recall_window_height = 14