Launch terminal with command about fterm.nvim HOT 5 CLOSED

As it turns out this was fairly easy to implement, I just need to allow the run command to be customizable. You just need to use the underlying terminal function to make this work. Just switch to the multi branch to test it out give your initial feedback. If you have anything else on your mind do let me know.

And also sorry for the delay :)

Example

local term = require("FTerm.terminal")

-- Opening bashtop
local bashtop = term:new()

bashtop:setup({cmd = "bashtop"})

function _G.__fterm_bashtop()
    bashtop:toggle()
end

-- Opening gitui
local gitui = term:new()

gitui:setup({cmd = "gitui"})

function _G.__fterm_gitui()
    gitui:toggle()
end

In Action

Just ignore the broken highlights in gitui

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This feature was also in my mind. But I think I might need to implement multiple terminals instances first as currently It only supports only one terminal instance.

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I am not sure about the vim character like %, $. But you can use the lua API like vim.api.nvim_get_current_buf() which I think is same as %.

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So I found function "chansend()" which can send argument to terminal (https://neovim.io/doc/user/channel.html). I guess it will help you.

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That's good. What about to make symbols (like % in Floaterm) to send file name.

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