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Let's build yazi.nvim together

Hi, I'm Mika, and this is yazi.nvim 👋🏻

Super happy to see you here!

I started this project because I think it's fun to build cool things, and also to learn how to build a neovim plugin. I have been very happy to see that many people have found this useful.

This document lists some ways you can contribute to this project.

Please share your ideas and feedback

There are many different kinds of people using this. I have been programming professionally for a long time, and this is something I use in my work. I just had someone reach out and tell me they use this for writing.

I want to encourage you to share your ideas and feedback:

  • to report issues and request features, please use issues. For example:
    • can't get something to work?
    • have an idea for a new feature?
    • want to help out with something?
  • to ask questions, share ideas and feedback, please use discussions. For example:
    • have something cool that sparks joy? Please share!
    • give feedback on upcoming features and development ideas
    • tip: you can use the GitHub watch feature to get notified about new discussions and comments.

Provide feedback on upcoming features

Generally, all new features will be opened as pull requests on GitHub. If you want to provide feedback on upcoming features, you can

  • follow new pull requests on GitHub (e.g. set watch -> custom -> pull requests)
  • similarly, follow issues

To test pull requests locally, you can use branch = "feature-branch-name" in your lazy.nvim plugin spec. See the lazy.nvim documentation for more information: https://lazy.folke.io/spec#spec-versioning.