what packages can emulate neovim's FzfLua's functionality in emacs?

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- searching in directory by filename `C-x p f`, `M-x project-find-file` - search by filename through previously opened files `M-x consult-recent-file`, I bound it to `s-r` - search through buffer list by file name `M-x consult-buffer`, I bound it to `C-x b` - search in directory for string in files I use three: * `M-x rg-dwim` (from rg.el), bound it to `M-s s` * `M-x deadgrep`, bound it to `M-s d` * `M-x consult-ripgrep-project`, bound it to `M-s f` - search through current buffer by string `M-s o`, `M-x occur` - search through all open buffers by string Don't know, never needed that. - search through directory for word under cursor) Don't know, never needed that. > and having a preview while doing all of this. I found that I mostly *don't* want to have preview, so by selecting items using `C-n` and `C-p` there is no preview. If I need preview, use up and down arrow keys, then the thing under cursor will be previewed: (use-package consult :config (setq consult-preview-key (list (kbd "<down>") (kbd "<up>") (kbd "`") (kbd "\\")) consult-find-command "fd --color=never --full-path ARG OPTS")) For fuzzy-finding directories I found in notes that I tried [https://github.com/karthink/consult-dir](https://github.com/karthink/consult-dir) but wasn't satisfied with it so don't use it.

thank you for you reply, looking this over now.

consult-preview-key configured in such a way, so by `C-n` and `C-p` I select an item, if needed preview, press `\`. Pressing`up`and`down` will move the cursor and preview it at the same time. I almost never use those by the way, found that it has been configured as it just now.

In addition to u/CulturMultur's suggestions, - search through all open buffers by string: The built-in method is to use ibuffer, mark the buffers you want to search (or mark all with `t`) and call `ibuffer-do-isearch`. Or run `multi-isearch-buffers`. The "modern" way to do it would be to call `consult-line-multi`: this searches all buffers of the current project by default. With a prefix argument this searches all open buffers. - search through directory for word under cursor: The closest thing you could do is call `consult-grep` or `consult-ripgrep` and press `M-n`. This should insert the symbol at your cursor into the search prompt. You can write a little command to do this automatically: (defun consult-grep-at-point () (interactive) (consult-grep default-directory (thing-at-point 'sexp)))

>search through directory for word under cursor I use embark-act (C-,) followed by consult-ripgrep (super-f) (it searches the entire project and is frighteningly fast). I then add any additional filtering (after another # marker), then sometimes embark-export it to a grep buffer for posterity. Can even then edit all those lines together at once with wgrep. **Summarizing**: **Packages**: consult, embark, wgrep (+ vertico if you'd like a nice UI for looking at candidates). **Steps**: 1. C-, (embark-act) -> word or symbol at point is highlighted 2. super-f (consult-ripgrep) -> search happens and is asynchronously updated 3. \#some filtering terms \[a-k\]{3,} -> lines get filtered dynamically/instantly 4. embark-export (super-e for me) -> current lines sent to a grep buffer 5. C-c C-p to enable wgrep -> can now edit the grep buffer 6. Edit words across (potentially) dozens of files (using multiple cursors, search and replace, etc.) 7. C-c C-c to commit -> files are updated.

>search by filename through previously opened files search through buffer list by file name consult-buffer gives you both of these at the same time (+ project files too) and gives preview. You can narrow to just one category as well.