• Neovim 0.9+
• Telescope.nvim
• [OPTIONAL] Which-key.nvim
• krafna CLI tool installed (with PEREC_DIR env set leading to your vault directory)

If you are using render-markdown.nvim, it does not conflict with rendering krafna queries. (but it does make the headers have the same color as every other table it renders)

• Find files within Perec vault
• Execute krafna queries (read more about queries at krafna)
  • You can query FRONTMATTER data (FROM FRONTMATTER_DATA('<PEREC_DIR>'))
  • You can query LINKS (FROM MD_LINKS('<PEREC_DIR>'))
  • You can query TASKS (FROM MD_TASKS('<PEREC_DIR>'))
• There is a live render of queryies withinr Markdown files if in krafna code block.
  • If cells are "too wide" they will be folded to the next line. Default is 80 characters, but can be changed in options. (defaults: { max_width = 80 })
  • If result of a query is a table with 2 columns from which first one is "checked", it will render todo list with checkboxes instead of the table. (Folding is still applied)
• If FROM is not specified, default is FROM FORNTMATTER_DATA('<PEREC_DIR>').
• There is templating engine for new files.
  • When creating a new file, you can specify <file_name>:<template_name> and new file will be created with template within PEREC_DIR/templates/<template_name>.md file.
  • You can specify variables with {{ var_name }}
    • There are default variables available:
      • {{ today }}: Current date in format YYYY-MM-DD
      • {{ now }}: Current time in format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM
      • You can have nested variables and this are default available:
      • {{ file.name }}: Name of the file being created
      • {{ file.path }}: Path of the file being created
  • You can execute lua code with {% lua code %}
• There is a :PerecToday command that will create a new file with today's date in the format YYYY-MM-DD.md and open it in a new buffer with template from PEREC_DIR/templates/daily.md.

{
  '7sedam7/perec.nvim',
  dependencies = {
    'nvim-telescope/telescope.nvim', -- if Telescope is loaded otherwise, remove from here for faster startup.
    'folke/which-key.nvim' -- optional
  },
  init = function()
    require("perec").setup()
  end,
}

use {
  '7sedam7/perec.nvim',
  requires = {
    'nvim-telescope/telescope.nvim',
    'folke/which-key.nvim' -- optional
  }
}

call plug#begin()
Plug '7sedam7/perec.nvim'
Plug 'nvim-telescope/telescope.nvim'
Plug 'folke/which-key.nvim' -- optional
call plug#end()

No setup required. The plugin will automatically configure itself.

-- Minimal setup
require('perec').setup()

-- Optional: Override default keymaps
require('perec').setup({
  cwd = $env.PEREC_DIR,
    defaults = {
        max_width = 80,
        alternate_highlighter = "KrafnaTableRowEven",
    },
    keys = {
        group = {
          key = "<leader>p",
          desc = "Perec functions",
        },
        keymaps = {
          {
            mode = "n",
            key = "<leader>fx",
            action = require('perec').find_files,
            desc = "your desc"
          }
        }
    }
})

• <leader>pf: [find_files] Find files within Perec vault
• <leader>pg: [grep_files] Grep files within Perec vault
• <leader>pp: [find_queries] Find krafna queries within Perec vault
• <leader>pq: [query_files] Query files within Perec vault (opens query within cursor if there is one)
• <leader>pa: [create_file] Create a new buffer within Perec vault (you can specify template, described above)
• <leader>pd: [render_quick_access] Renders quick access letters over the rows of the rendered table. Pressing them will open a file associated with that row in a new buffer.
• Customize by passing custom keymaps in .setup()

There is a live preview of the query as extmap bellow the query, that get's updated on save and buffer open/enter/...

(not in priority order, more stuff that benefits this in krafna repo roadmap)

• Add templating support
• Add one search instead of find files/grep files/etc
• Extract picker logic so it can be used by snacks and mini
• Setup working with encrypted files

• render-markdown.nvim for table and todo formatting inspiration
• CodeRabbit for code reviews
• Various AI tools for help with answering questions faster then me searching on Google/StackOverflow

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