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Add BasicPathHover functionality to asynchronously calculate the folder size and update the UI live bit by bit. This behavior can be found in those GUI file explorers.

Icons that illustrates the mimetype of a PathEntry class. This is prefixed/appended to the PathEntry.value.

• Use extmarks.
• Define tracker functions similar to the following.
  • move_up_extmark
  • move_down_extmark
  • erase_extmark
• And more.

For some reason vim.loop.fs_opendir() and vim.loop.fs_readdir() only gives out the first member of a directory. We need the total items inside the directory in question, not just the first one.

1. When the open bind is placed
2. You need to open the hover
3. Now, if you move to the next entry and hit the open bind again
4. The opened hover float buffer closes but does not reopen
5. We would need to hit the bind again to open it for that entry
6. This needs to be solved. What actually needs to happen is that
7. Whenever, we move to the next entry, if the hover float buffer is opened then we need to automatically close it and reopen it

Similar to oil.nvim peek function. That is, render a read-only version of Lube supplying the PathEntry.

Directory entries like the following should have special icons.

• images
• imgs
• svgs
• fonts
• config
• .node_modules
• And more.

XDG paths will also have unique icons.

• ~/Downloads
• ~/.config
• ~/.local
• Public
• Desktop
• And rest.

Other common and familiar paths like the following.

• $HOME
• ~/Projects
• And more.

With just a touch of a keybind we need to be able to turn on or, off all the hidden entries i.e. file, folders, etc.

Run a task by supplying a command and place the resulting stdout on the hover buffer.

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And for the love of god, me, please switch to just Lua.

Have a path entry in humanize_stat function that does not resolve symbolic links. Note that currently the entry.metadata.absolute_path is being fetched by using vim.loop.fs_realpath.

Similar to peek but in this one you can preview anything i.e. images, fonts, audio covers, video frames, documents, etc. The hover class will pass on the float buffer's geometry to the supplied script (by the user). This is similar to fzf --preview='prev.sh {}'.