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@folke I've set that to the darker color in these screenshots. it's not working properly.

Hey I'm the author of the linked plugin. It sounds like it should fit your use-case. It gives you a `vim.ui.select()` interface to your keymaps, and can load `which-key` mappings...

This can probably be done using Treesitter right? Might take a stab at a PR for this some time this weekend or next week or something.

I've also recently released a plugin [legendary.nvim](https://github.com/mrjones2014/legendary.nvim) which has an integration with @folke's `which-key.nvim`, but also handles commands and autocmds, and makes everything searchable via `vim.ui.select()`.  ## Features -...

@Mte90 not entirely sure what you mean? With these plugins, you add the description in the same place you create the keymap itself. `legendary.nvim` also provides descriptions for a big...

Ah. I'm looking at a way to load keymaps and commands via `vim.api.nvim_get_keymap` and `vim.api.nvim_get_commands`, but the issue I'm running into is, the API uses the same field (`definition`) for...

Awesome! Let me know if you figure out how to detect if we're currently in the leftmost/rightmost split inside Neovim, I wanted to figure that out for something else too...

Amazing, thanks! that worked perfectly.

Ended up implementing this functionality in my own [smart-splits.nvim](https://github.com/mrjones2014/smart-splits.nvim) plugin, since I don't really use tmux splits often anymore. I mostly use tmux floating windows.

I have a similar use case, but I'd like to determine the command dynamically, based on the file path. I work in a Rust monorepo, with like, a **lot** of...