Add some actions (clear query, copy path, commit)

[ikiet]

@ibhagwan
First, thank you for this awesome plugin and your contributions to the community.

I switched to fzf-lua recently and I love it very much.
And when using it, I created some custom actions and thought someone would need it like me.
Ideas:

• Copy path action like Telescope (with absolute path and relative path)
• Clear current query & search (I am a fan of resume pickers so I need a way to clear the query instead of closing and reopening a fresh one)
• Git commit directly in git_status picker (like creating a new branch in git_branches)

So I want to know your opinion about these custom actions and I am willing to create PR for that.

[ibhagwan]

Ty for the kind words @ikiet.

Good ideas, although for something as simple as copying a path, I think it’s more beneficial to have it in the wiki so users can learn more how to customize?

Git commit

This action should probably also come with an automatic header, although I recently added action = { fn = …, header = … } it’s not as automatic as I’d like it to be (I need to continue my refactoring of binds/actions).

Clear current query & search

Clearing query already comes with fzf defaults set to ctrl-u, not sure if we need a specific action to clear both in one go?

[ikiet]

@ibhagwan

Good ideas, although for something as simple as copying a path, I think it’s more beneficial to have it in the wiki so users can learn more how to customize?

Sounds good. I'll create a PR to add this to the wiki when I have time. (I'm still learning Lua and Neovim, so my speed is more like Flash 🦥)

This action should probably also come with an automatic header, although I recently added action = { fn = …, header = … } it’s not as automatic as I’d like it to be (I need to continue my refactoring of binds/actions).

I’ll follow your refactoring and create git commit PR once I figure out how you want to refactor the code.

Clearing query already comes with fzf defaults set to ctrl-u, not sure if we need a specific action to clear both in one go?

Oh, I didn’t realize that before, so I created a workaround to achieve it. Now, I’m using the default "unix-line-discard" action, and it works like a charm :))