LazyVim/Keyshort/Search

• Keyshort LazyVim LazyVim/Keyshort
  • Find Files in the Project Root Card
    • Description: Fuzzy file picker scoped to the detected root. <leader>fF searches the current working directory instead, and <leader>fg restricts it to git-tracked files.
    • Shortcut: <leader>ff
  • Grep the Project Root Card
    • Shortcut: <leader>/
    • Description: Live grep across the root directory, backed by ripgrep. <leader>sg is the same picker on a mnemonic chord; <leader>sG greps the current working directory.
    • LazyVim/Tutorial/Search for a Phrase Across Files walks through phrase matching, literal punctuation, both directory scopes, and hidden or ignored files.
  • Search the Word Under the Cursor Card
    • Shortcut - for the word under the cursor or the visual selection, grep for the word
      • <leader>sw - grep is scoped to files from the git root
        • Mnemonic
          • search word - sw
      • <leader>sW - grep scoped to files in the current working directory
        • Mnemonic
          • search word Working directory - sW
  • Search and Replace Across Files Card
    • Shortcut: <leader>sr
    • Description: Opens nvim/Plugin/grug-far.nvim, a buffer-based find-and-replace over the project with a live preview of every hit before anything is written.
  • Find a Config File Card
    • Shortcut: <leader>fc
    • Description: File picker rooted at the Neovim config directory — the fast way into lua/config/keymaps.lua or lua/plugins/extras.lua.
  • Search All Keymaps Card
    • Shortcut: <leader>sk
      • Mnemonic
        • search keymaps
        • =s=earch =k=eymaps
    • Description: Picker over every active mapping with its description. The way to answer "what is this key bound to" without leaving the editor.
    • My Notes
      • wow, this is powerful, wish I new this earlier.
      • TODO make a tutorial on how to use this. I see it opens up nvim/Plugin/snacks.nvim with Keymaps at the top.
  • Search Command History Card
    • Shortcut: <leader>sc
    • Description: Picker over previously run Ex commands. <leader>s/ does the same for search history.
  • View All Marks Card
    • Shortcut: <leader>sm
    • Description: Picker listing every set mark with its file and line
    • vim/Q/What exactly are vim marks, and what are they good for?
  • Search TODO and FIXME Comments Card
    • Shortcut: <leader>st
    • Description: Picker over comment keywords found by nvim/Plugin/todo-comments.nvim. <leader>sT narrows to TODO,FIX,FIXME; ]t / [t step between them in the buffer.
    • TODO reword card multipart question
    • TODO what’s the diff between st and sT?
  • My Note
    • Every picker here is nvim/Plugin/snacks.nvim's, not Telescope or fzf-lua — no editor extra is enabled, so LazyVim falls back to its built-in snacks picker. Cheat sheets written against the Telescope or fzf-lua extras list <leader>ss for symbol search; that mapping does not exist here (see LazyVim/Keyshort/Code Action for <leader>cs).
    • <leader>sR resumes the last picker with its query intact.