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The navigel package is a library that makes it simpler for Emacs Lisp developers to define user-interfaces based on tablists (also known as tabulated-lists). Overriding a few (CL) methods and calling `navigel-open' is all that's required to get a nice UI to navigate your domain objects (files, music library, database, etc.).
Navigel displays "entities" in a tablist. An "entity" is whatever you
want that has a name. If an entity defines some "children", then
pressing RET
on the entity will list its children in another
tablist.
Some features of navigel include:
pressing RET
on an entity lists the entity's children in another
tablist;
pressing ^
opens the parent of the current entity;
pressing m
marks the entity at point;
pressing d
deletes the marked entities.
This package depends on tablist to get support for marking and more.
This code is a library and is meant for Emacs Lisp developers. The source code is well documented and organized in sections. Please have a look at it.
Please have a look at the examples/navigel-examples-fs.el file for an example on how to use the library. This file guides the reader through an implementation of a tablist-based directory navigator with support for marking and deleting:
See COPYING. Copyright (c) 2019 Damien Cassou.
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