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; example.cheat
% example

# the 1st cmd
git xxx

# the 2nd cmd
git yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

# the 3th cmd
git zzzzzzz

Now I input navi query example, The preliminary list likes this:

example     the 2nd cmd       git yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
example     the 3th cmd        git zzzzzzz
example     the 1st cmd         git xxx

But I hope it likes this ：

example     the 1st cmd         git xxx
example     the 2nd cmd       git yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
example     the 3th cmd        git zzzzzzz

I can't control the length of the command, if I have many commands , it will make me trouble to find it

Nice project! However, to ensure the contents and community contributions are actually free (as in freedom), this repository should have a license.

For instance, cheat uses a CC-0 license (adopted in cheat/cheatsheets#2), and tldr-pages uses CC-BY (adopted in tldr-pages/tldr#3687).

Two quick questions for you:

1. I'd often like to see a default value appear for a variable with the option of typing to replace it with something else. I came up with the following as a way to e.g. optionally select a minimum_length of 16, but do you know of a more elegant way to do this?
   $ minimum_length: echo "16 " | tr ' ' '\n'

2. Sometimes I use CLI commands with a lot of parameters and after entering a few, I might see that I made a mistake in an earlier one and want to go back to change it. Is there a way to do this in the interactive CLI tool? (A logical way to do this would be Shift+Tab since that's the convention used in a lot of software).

P.S. You should consider starting your documentation with Hey! Listen! 😂

As in:

; authors: someuser, anotheruser

% git

# checkout
git checkout

Not sure if this would be the place to ask this, but I was wondering if you could add a Vim cheatsheet.

With CI

In your cheats example, you use --multi true

documentation:

https://github.com/denisidoro/navi/blob/639e1dc46a4cf244b23dcbb7665a12a8051e0bb1/docs/cheatsheet_syntax.md#L69-L77

In addition, it's possible to forward the following parameters to `fzf`:
- `--multi`;
- `--header-lines <number>`;
- `--delimiter <regex>`;
- `--query <text>`;
- `--filter <text>`;
- `--header <text>`;
- `--preview <bash_code>`;
- `--preview-window <text>`.

But when test with the following cheat with

1. "--multi" --> the fzf output as expected
2. "--multi true" --> the fzf output empty

% example

# select number(s) then output
echo <numbers>

$ numbers: seq 3 --- --multi true

Run the following command to check:

navi --query "select number(s) then output"

question

It seems --multi true is wrong, use --multi alone instead.

version

$ navi --version
navi 2.15.1