It overrides other plugins (windows OS)

[Leonard1980]

For example, typing "list" it displays the found files first, instead of using only the command within the "Package manager" plugin, or, at least to be displayed last.

Proposed solution: disable non-prefix searches and add a prefix for the app search. A more complex solution should be an algorithm for the non-prefix searches (like app name "begin with" search - instead of "containing" - and adding the search results at the end, or something like the fallback plugin)

[bayleedev]

It shows you files when you type in "list" that seems like a bug.

[khawarizmus]

@Leonard1980 How did you disabled the non-prefix searches ?

[bayleedev]

@gimyboya the non-prefix is the app search. You could disable this by making it so you have no app directories like this:

{
  "plugins": [
    {
      "name": "tinytacoteam/zazu-file-finder",
      "variables": {
        "append": false,
        "directories": {
          "appPath": ["/PATH/DOSE/NOT/EXIST"]
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

[Leonard1980]

@gimyboya It was just a proposed solution, I haven't found how to disable those non-prefix searches.
@blainesch The above workaround does not work for me. It just disables every file search. Thanks anyway

[esthor]

This is a problem on macOS as well. Essentially, if you use this "file-finder" plugin, all other plugins' results will be at the bottom. So, either you:

1. use the arrow keys to move "up" on the first result (to get to the bottom of the list)
   OR
2. remove ""tinytacoteam/zazu-file-finder"" from the plugins list in the .zazurc.json file (meaning, get rid of this default plugin to make the use of all others not challenge your sanity).

On macOS at least it's not such a huge problem to remove this file-finder plugin and just use the Spotlight system default file-finder instead (⌘-Space bar)

[esthor]

One solution might be to open up an API for special words in the file-finder plugin. Since it's a default/core plugin, maybe have a special dictionary (in a JSON?) that other plugins can talk to or at least users could manually write to? Like "Hey, I'm xyz plugin and I need the "xyzthis" and "xyzthat" namespaces, please don't respond to those exact queries". That way you are not sacrificing functionality in the file-finder plugin, and it can play nicely with others. Maybe this actually goes up a level, to how Zazu keywords work?