Updating to new sqlite API?
akinsho opened this issue · 5 comments
Hi @tami5,
I've been looking for a good nvim plugin for cheat.sh and this looks like the most promising one since it integrates with nvim/tools I already use, but it no longer runs due to updates to the sqlite plugin (which I'm sure you're aware of) I'm wondering if you plan on updating this plugin or if it's essentially defunct?
No pressure in either case, just wondering if I should take it off my list and look elsewhere, or if you might update it in a bit?
@tami5 thanks for the fix, sorry for the dumb follow-up question but didn't want to open a new issue especially if it was just me misunderstanding, but it doesn't look like I can do much querying using the existing fd command say for example I wanted information on a python lambda with cheat.sh I can do something like curl cht.sh/python/lambda but I don't think I can make that sort of query with this plugin, is that right?
Oh 🤦🏿♂️ just realised I think I was completely confused about this, this plugin doesn't use/maybe isn't related to https://github.com/chubin/cheat.sh at all 😆
tami wanted to port all cheat pages with scripts and store them inside a database. Then you end up doing Fetch or update db, i cant remember how he named it and it will generate the up to date database.
In the end you have all cheat sheets in a somewhat small (2mb) database, and can use it offline, super fast.
But he never ended up porting all cheat sheet sources. If i recall correctly.
tami wanted to port all cheat pages with scripts and store them inside a database. Then you end up doing Fetch or update db, i cant remember how he named it and it will generate the up to date database.
In the end you have all cheat sheets in a somewhat small (2mb) database, and can use it offline, super fast.
But he never ended up porting all cheat sheet sources. If i recall correctly.
Sadly that's exactly what happened, I haven't seen any activity on the repo after release and like updating sqlite api, I too forgot what was the end goal.
However, my solution to seed db with cheats.sh content was inefficient. As far I know, there isn't a static source for cheats.sh content. Though, I managed to get working but the curl wrapper and the abuse of jobs and network calls made it very performance heavy, and unpractical.
Maybe someday when telescope is accessed through tui, I'd be really be interested in incorporating all sources like navi or nvi using autocompletion