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#+TITLE: Counsel-projectile -- Ivy UI for Projectile
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* Description
:PROPERTIES:
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:CUSTOM_ID: start
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To turn on counsel-projectile mode, either call the command ~counsel-projectile-mode~ or use the Customize interface to toggle on the variable ~counsel-projectile-mode~. This will turn on projectile mode, thus enabling all projectile key bindings, and add the counsel-projectile key bindings on top of them.
The counsel-projectile key bindings either remap existing projectile commands to their counsel-projectile replacements (e.g. ~C-c p f~ now calls ~counsel-projectile-find-file~ instead of ~projectile-find-file~) or bind keys to counsel-projectile commands that have no projectile counterparts (e.g. ~C-c p SPC~ calls the command ~counsel-projectile~).
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|-------------+----------------------------------+-----------------------------------------------------|
| ~C-c p SPC~ | ~counsel-projectile~ | Jump to a project buffer or file, or switch project |
| ~C-c p s r~ | ~counsel-projectile-rg~ | Search project with rg |
| ~C-c p O~ | ~counsel-projectile-org-capture~ | Org-capture something into project |
| ~C-c p O~ | ~counsel-projectile-org-capture~ | Org-capture into project |
** The ~counsel-projectile~ command
Default key binding: ~C-c p SPC~.
This command lets you quickly jump to a project buffer or file. It uses ivy to display in the minibuffer a list of all project buffers as well as all project files that are not currently visited by a buffer. Buffers are fontified according to their major mode and files are fontified as "virtual buffers", as in the command ~ivy-switch-buffer~. As in all ivy commands, you can use ~M-o~ / ~C-M-o~ + ~<key>~ to select from a list of actions to apply (or ~M-RET~ / ~C-M-REG~ to apply the default action) to the selected candidate:
| Key | Action |
|-----+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|-----+------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| ~o~ | Open buffer or file in current window (default action) |
| ~j~ | Open buffer or file in other window |
| ~x~ | Open file externally (does nothing for buffers) |
| ~r~ | Open file as root (does nothing for buffers) |
| ~m~ | Find file manually: call ~counsel-find-file~ from buffer or file's directory, allowing to acces files ignored by projectile or create new files |
| ~m~ | Find file manually: call ~counsel-find-file~ from buffer or file's directory |
| ~p~ | Switch project: call ~counsel-projectile-switch-project~ (see below) |
If not called inside a project, ~counsel-projectile~ first offers to select a project to switch to by calling ~counsel-projectile-switch-project~ (see below). Once you select a project and hit ~RET~, it lets you jump to a buffer or file in this project as described above.
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This command is a replacement for ~projectile-switch-project~. It adds the possibility to select from a list of switch-project actions to apply to the selected project:
| Key | Action |
|-------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|-------+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| ~o~ | Jump to a project buffer or file: call ~counsel-projectile~ (default action; see above) |
| ~f~ | Jump to a project file: call ~counsel-projectile-find-file~ (see below) |
| ~d~ | Jump to a project directory: call ~counsel-projectile-find-dir~ (see below) |
| ~b~ | Jump to a project buffer: call ~counsel-projectile-switch-to-buffer~ (see below) |
| ~m~ | Find file manually: call ~counsel-find-file~ from the project root, allowing to acces files ignored by projectile or create new files |
| ~m~ | Find file manually: call ~counsel-find-file~ from the project root |
| ~S~ | Save all project buffers |
| ~k~ | Kill all project buffers |
| ~K~ | Remove project from the list of known projects |
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| ~x s~ | Invoke shell from the project root |
| ~x e~ | Invoke eshell from the project root |
| ~x t~ | Invoke term from the project root |
| ~O~ | Org-capture something into project: call ~counsel-projectile-org-capture~ (see below) |
| ~O~ | Org-capture into project: call ~counsel-projectile-org-capture~ (see below) |
** ~counsel-projectile-find-file~
Default key binding: ~C-c p f~.
This command is a replacement for ~projectile-find-file~. It displays a list of all project files and offers several actions:
| Key | Action |
|-----+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|-----+----------------------------------------------------------------------|
| ~o~ | Open file in current window (default action) |
| ~j~ | Open file in other window |
| ~x~ | Open file externally (does nothing for buffers) |
| ~r~ | Open file as root (does nothing for buffers) |
| ~m~ | Find file manually: call ~counsel-find-file~ from file's directory, allowing to acces files ignored by projectile or create new files |
| ~m~ | Find file manually: call ~counsel-find-file~ from file's directory |
| ~p~ | Switch project: call ~counsel-projectile-switch-project~ (see above) |
** ~counsel-projectile-find-dir~
Default key binding: ~C-c p d~.
This command is a replacement for ~projectile-find-dir~. It displays a list of all project directories and offers several actions:
| Key | Action |
|-----+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|-----+----------------------------------------------------------------------|
| ~o~ | Open directory with ~dired~ in current window (default action) |
| ~j~ | Open director with ~dired~ in other window |
| ~m~ | Find file manually: call ~counsel-find-file~ from directory, allowing to acces files ignored by projectile or create new files |
| ~m~ | Find file manually: call ~counsel-find-file~ from directory |
| ~p~ | Switch project: call ~counsel-projectile-switch-project~ (see above) |
** ~counsel-projectile-switch-to-buffer~
Default key binding: ~C-c p b~.
This command is a replacement for ~projectile-switch-to-buffer~. It displays a list of all project buffers and offers several actions:
| Key | Action |
|-----+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|-----+----------------------------------------------------------------------|
| ~o~ | Open buffer in current window (default action) |
| ~j~ | Open buffer in other window |
| ~m~ | Find file manually: call ~counsel-find-file~ from buffer's directory, allowing to acces files ignored by projectile or create new files |
| ~m~ | Find file manually: call ~counsel-find-file~ from buffer's directory |
| ~p~ | Switch project: call ~counsel-projectile-switch-project~ (see above) |
** ~counsel-projectile-grep~
Default key binding: ~C-c p s g~.
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The first element is the index of the default action, and the remainig ones are the available actions (a key, an action function, and a name for each action). Thus the default action in this list is the first one ("current window").
Extra actions can be added to these lists or, alternatively, can be set through ivy's ~ivy-set-actions~ mechanism. If you prefer setting all actions (except the default one) through this mechanism, you can set the action list variable to a single action (e.g. ~'counsel-projectile-action~) instead of a list.
Extra actions can be added to these lists or, alternatively, can be set through ivy's ~ivy-set-actions~ mechanism. If you prefer setting all actions (except the default one) through this mechanism, you can set the action list variable to a single action (e.g. ~counsel-projectile-action~) instead of a list.
Note that ivy only supports one-character keys for actions. Hence, for instance, it is not possible to directly set the keys ~s g~, ~s s~, and ~s r~ for the three project search commands in ~projectile-switch-project-action~. Instead, the key ~s~ is set for a "prefix" action ~counsel-projectile-switch-project-action-prefix-search~ that reads a secondary one-character key and calls the corresponding search command as a "sub-action". The list of available sub-actions is read from the variable ~counsel-projectile-switch-project-action-prefix-search-sub-action~, which can be customized separately. This variable has the same format as an action list, except that the index is not present. Its default value is:
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