plugins Info

❯ hyper ls          
hyper-drop-file
hyper-tabs-enhanced
git-falcon9
hyperalfred
hyperlinks
hyper-night-owl
hyper-search
hyper-quit

❯ hyper version
3.0.2

currently using the theme hyper-night-owl and the hyper-search got wrong.

Recurrence magnifier emoji

when Cmd+F pressed, it looks like this:

what a crap, I started to debug and found the css related to pseudo-element here after hyepr-search-wrapper

well, this section of css isn't shown in the plugin source code, so I don't know what happened actually.

Quick fix (trade-off)

Write a new line of css to cover it up, just a trade-off.

I fixed the margin by adding this to containerStyles.js

.${STYLE_CLASSES.wrapper}::before {
        margin: 0 0 0 7px;
      }

And it looks way better, but still not what I want.

It's hard to find the matched keyword in one second. So support config for the matched selection is a great feature.

keyword: User

Perhaps you need this:

::selection {
  color: red;
  background: yellow;
}

I receive an error when loading this add-on as it's incompatible with my version of node (9.5.0). The error says it's looking for ">=0.4.x < 0.7.0"

#47 added the collaborators section in the readme.

@willrstern @ManUtopiK @alex-cory @deiga @aldudalski

you guys eventually contributed to this extension and i'd like to add your names (and links to your github profiles) to the Readme, please let me know if u agree/disagree.

thanks.

HyperJS version: 2.1.3

Plugins:

• hyper-pane 2.1.3,
• hyper-night-owl 1.1.0,
• hyper-search 0.0.10

OS: macOS Mojave 10.14.2

Error:

Uncaught TypeError: term.getRowCount is not a function
    at HyperSearchTerm.legacySearch (.../.hyper_plugins/node_modules/hyper-search/src/containers.js:312)

It seems that term doesn't have anymore that function. If you substitute getRowCount with the attribute rows then you will have a problem with getNode function, that is not available too.

Hi,

Hope you're well

Thanks for software

As title

Steps to reproduce issue

n/a

Unexpected behaviour

Currently, cmd + f toggles (i.e. open/close) input

Expected behaviour

cmd + f to open and focus input
esc to close input

This is how everything else works in macOS (e.g. Finder, Vivaldi, VSCodium) - please utilise this convention

If you're reading and:

• agree, then please vote up (e.g. +1, like), or;
• disagree, then please vote down (e.g. -1, dislike) - I'd love to know why?

If documentation exists (to configure this) then please provide URL or else consider creating some

If you have any issues (e.g. questions/queries) then happy to help

Yours hopefully

hardware: Apple, MacBook Pro (16-inch, 2019)
software - operating system: Apple, macOS, 10.15.3 (19D76)
software - application: Hyper 3.0.2 (stable)

Entire application freezes after trying to perform a search.

Environment:
macOS 10.14.5

Hyper.js -->
Renderers: WebGL
Plugins:
hyperterm-atom-dark (1.1.2),
hyper-font-ligatures (0.0.7),
hyperterm-paste (1.1.2),
hypercwd (1.4.0),
hyper-pane (2.1.4),
hyper-highlight-active-pane (0.1.0),
hyper-savetext (1.1.1),
hyper-search (0.2.1)

Tried the plugin but couldn't get it to work on Windows

Hi Team,

I am running hterm on macOS Bigsure and using canary build 3.1.0. Today i installed hyper-search but when i try to search the keyword it's not working and showing result. One more thing i would like to add i am using tmux environment. Don't know if that is causing any issue. But please fix this problem

Hi!

I added this plugin to hyper but didn't allowed me to search (nothing happening with cmd + f) and also disabled me of doing cmd + d to open new frames.

How could I add more info about the bug?

Thanks in advance

When i search for ~, hyper freezes in what seems to be an infinite loop.

I'm on hyper 2.0.0 and hyper-search 0.0.9.

On OSX when pressing cmd + a the content of the terminal gets selected. When focus is on search field the text in the search field should get selected.

For Windows, default key combination is Ctrl+Shift+F I would like to make it only Ctrl+F is this possible?

When you want to select all the texts from the search box, it selects the content from the terminal screen instead.

For some reason even in bash (ubuntu) mode it still does not work.
It opens manually and everything else works.

This looks like a great extension but I cannot seem to get it working on Ubuntu 16.04 or Arch Linux.

From: Ross Addison

Great idea, this would be really helpful. 

I use nano text editor, I could never get the hang of vim. Nano draws long white box right over your plugin however. See screen grab attached.


Thank you.

It doesn't work with Ubuntu and Hyper 2.0.0

Hi!

Seems like cmd+f doesn't do anything after a hot reload of hyper.
Please, can you fix it?

Best,
Mike

Feature request: Allow customizing the color of the highlight when showing "found" instances.

I use hyper-snazzy, and the highlight color works well enough when I'm actually highlighting text, but it's not distinguishing enough to draw my eyes to the found text in the middle of a bunch of output. If it's possible for this plugin to use a different highlight color (or otherwise do more to draw your eyes to the found text), that would help a lot.

I have not tried it on version 1, but on version 2 nothing happens when I hit cmd + f or going to edit -> find -> toggle find bar

Feature request: Allow pasting text in to the search box.

I would like to be able to paste and search text that I just copied. Not sure if it's a feature that already exists, but I'm unable to paste it using either ctrl + shift + v or ctrl + v.

os: windows
hyper version 3.0.2

Currently the search is done like you would expect in a file: first found element is the first from the begging of the file, and then next etc until the bottom.

When I search on the shell I normally prefer to find the occurrences from the bottom to the top.
Is this something configurable in the plugin?

It is currently not possible to jump to the next/previous word in the search field text by pressing alt + arrow key. Since hyper itself supports this kind of navigation, the find bar should do this, too.

Provide ability to override style rules using hyper config file.

I know a lot of things can change until it's released, but I thought I should point this out. Styling somehow doesn't seem to get applied to it at all:

The behavior for most search apps (Chrome, iTerm, etc) is:

While focused on the search input:

• return highlights/goes-to the next result
• shift+return highlights/goes-to the previous result

Allowing the user to hit return, return, return, to cycle through all available results easily.

This would be a nice feature, or at least nice to be able to configure

Please add Windows Support for Ctrl-F

Feature request: Highlight all the matches

Thank you

Like the image suggests, the issue is very straightforward.
Search result highlights wrong location on some cases.

It was a clean, first hyper install, and hyper-search was the first plugin installed.

Custom CSS defined within a users ~/.hyper.js using the css option is discarded when this plugin is loaded.

A quick look points to this line here, but haven't debugged it further: 496a128#diff-84b8ab4a26f4fc294f90328327aa66d3R28