ray-x/sad.nvim

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sad.nvim

Space Age seD in neovim. A project wide find and replace plugin with sad & fzf

This plug is a wrapper for sad by ms-jqd

You need

• install sad
• fzf so you can confirm/select the matches to apply your changes
• by default the plugin using fd to list all files in the current folder, you can use git ls_file
• a pager tool, e.g. delta

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1681295/144705615-658ab025-f2a3-4857-b9d3-e5e2142bf316.mp4

install

Plug

Plug 'ray-x/guihua.lua', {'do': 'cd lua/fzy && make' }
Plug 'ray-x/sad.nvim'

packer

  require("packer").startup({
    function(use)
      use({ "wbthomason/packer.nvim" })
      use({
        "ray-x/sad.nvim",
        requires = { "ray-x/guihua.lua", run = "cd lua/fzy && make" },
        config = function()
          require("sad").setup{}
        end,
      })
    end,
  })

Configure

require'sad'.setup({
  debug = false, -- print debug info
  diff = 'delta', -- you can use `less`, `diff-so-fancy`
  ls_file = 'fd', -- also git ls-files
  exact = false, -- exact match
  vsplit = false, -- split sad window the screen vertically, when set to number
  -- it is a threadhold when window is larger than the threshold sad will split vertically,
  height_ratio = 0.6, -- height ratio of sad window when split horizontally
  width_ratio = 0.6, -- height ratio of sad window when split vertically

})

usage

• If you put your cursor on the word want to replace or visual select the word you want to replace, simply run

:Sad

You will be prompt to input new word to be replace

• replace all oldtext to newtext for all project files

:Sad oldtext newtext

• add file filter, e.g lua files

:Sad oldtext newtext lua

• The lua way, you can add key map

-- replace old with new
lua require'sad'.replace('old', 'new')

-- or replace old with input for 'md' files
lua require'sad'.replace('old', nil, 'md')

-- or replace expand('<word>') or visual select with 'new' for md files
lua require'sad'.replace(nil, 'new', 'md')

-- or replace expand('<word>') or visual select with your input for md files
lua require'sad'.replace(nil, nil, 'md')

"capture group   "123" -> 🌈123🌈
:Sad "(\d+)" '🌈$1🌈'

"capture group   123 -> 🌈123🌈
:Sad (\d+) '🌈$1🌈'

" multiple lines:"
Sad (firstKey:firstValue\n\s*secondKey):secondVal $1:newSecondValue
" or use ${1}
Sad (firstKey:firstValue\n\s*secondKey:)secondVal ${1}newSecondValue

confirm or cancel

• <Tab> To toggle the individual item in the replacement list
• <CR> to confirm and apply all the replacement
• <Esc> to cancel all changes
• <Ctrl-a> toggle select all

Alternatives

• vim&neovim: far.vim a vim plugin with python & vimscript

• neovim: nvim-spectre Lua plugin, find with rg and replace with sed

  and most importantly, with realtime preview