Provides keymaps to quickly fly around your source code

• ]q -> cnext
• [q -> cprevious
• ]Q -> cfirst
• [Q -> clast
• ]l -> lnext
• [l -> previous
• ]L -> lfirst
• [L -> llast
• ]w -> next diagnostic (by worst severity, e.g. skips warnings if there are any errors)
• [w -> prev diagnostic
• ]v -> next document highlight (highlighted by vim.lsp.buf.document_highlight())
• [v -> prev document highlight (highlighted by vim.lsp.buf.document_highlight())
• ]M -> next methods prompts for selection; requires nvim-qwahl
• [M -> prev methods prompts for selection; requires nvim-qwahl

For each category there is also a <leader>]<key> variant that will enter a "move-mode". In this mode you can continue navigating with just ] or [. Turning something like ]q ]q ]q ]q ]q into <leader]q ] ] ] ]

An exception for that is ]M, which instead has a <leader>]m which jumps between methods without prompt.

git clone \
    https://github.com/mfussenegger/nvim-overfly.git \
    ~/.config/nvim/pack/plugins/start/nvim-overfly

No setup required.

Fork it and edit the code in plugin/overfly.lua

Thanks, but no

Keep them

You are on your own