prompt does not show after jump when fzf is enabled about z.lua

[kang8]

zsh does not redraw my prompt when I jump with fzf

Please clarify. When using fzf integration in z.lua, should it be clean prompt after jumping to the directory.

[Marskey]

我也有这个问题，通过fzf, 选择一个路径后，prompt没有刷新，实际目录已经跳转过去了。

[kang8]

我也有这个问题， 通过 fzf, 选择一个路径后，prompt 没有刷新，实际目录已经跳转过去了

I also have this problem. Through fzf, after selecting a path, the prompt is not refreshed and the actual directory has been redirected.

实际上这并不是一个问题，就是这么设计的，或者我没有找到 prompt 刷新的方法（我花了三天的空余时间来查看文档并实现这个功能，如果你有更好的方式欢迎提交 PR 去修改它）。

In fact, this is not a problem, it's designed this way, or I haven't found the method to refresh the prompt (I spent three days of my spare time reviewing the documentation and implementing this feature, if you have a better way feel free to submit a PR to modify it).

如果 fzf 跳转让你感到困惑，在初始化时删除 fzf 即可，它会回到之前的功能。

If fzf complete makes you feel confused, you can delete fzf during init, and it will return to its previous function.

- eval "$($ZLUA_EXEC $ZLUA_SCRIPT --init zsh once enhanced fzf)"
+ eval "$($ZLUA_EXEC $ZLUA_SCRIPT --init zsh once enhanced)"

[rrpolanco]

I'm running into the same issue where my prompt does not get updated/refreshed after selecting a destination with fzf.
This is how I've installed z.lua:

export _ZL_ADD_ONCE=1
export _ZL_DATA="$XDG_DATA_HOME/z.lua/database"
export _ZL_ECHO=1
export _ZL_HYPHEN=1
export _ZL_MATCH_MODE=1
export _ZL_ROOT_MARKERS=".git,.svn,.hg,.root,package.json"

zinit wait lucid light-mode for \
  has'lua' \
  atclone'mkdir -p "$(dirname "$_ZL_DATA")"; touch "$_ZL_DATA"' \
  id-as'auto' \
  @skywind3000/z.lua

Here's what I see. I select the ~/Downloads directory but my prompt does not update until I hit Enter again.

[kang8]

Hi @rrpolanco

What prompt framework do you use? (I use starship¹, have not encountered such a problem)

Footnotes

1. https://starship.rs/ ↩

[rrpolanco]

Hi @kang8, I'm using powerlevel10k to render my prompt. Maybe there is some setting I need to set in p10k to redraw the prompt.

[romkatv]

Does z.lua invoke precmd hooks before resetting prompt? If not, this explains why it doesn't work with powerlevel10k. You can invoke the hooks like this:

local f
for f in precmd ${precmd_functions[@]}; do
  [[ "${+functions[$f]}" == 0 ]] || "$f" &>/dev/null || true
done

[skywind3000]

z.lua should be initialized before powerlevel10k, but the zsh code is written by other contributor and I don't know how to improve it:

z.lua/z.lua

Lines 2233 to 2251 in 7f2bfcb

	local script_init_zsh = [[
	_zlua_precmd() {
	(_zlua --add "${PWD:a}" &)
	}
	typeset -ga precmd_functions
	[ -n "${precmd_functions[(r)_zlua_precmd]}" ] || {
	precmd_functions[$(($#precmd_functions+1))]=_zlua_precmd
	}
	]]
	local script_init_zsh_once = [[
	_zlua_precmd() {
	(_zlua --add "${PWD:a}" &)
	}
	typeset -ga chpwd_functions
	[ -n "${chpwd_functions[(r)_zlua_precmd]}" ] || {
	chpwd_functions[$(($#chpwd_functions+1))]=_zlua_precmd
	}
	]]

@romkatv , does the index of precmd_functions array relate to the precmd execution order ?
If so, how to modify the zsh initializing code to put z.lua to the first one ?

[hmgle]

I also encountered this issue. However, after adding the fzf-tab plugin wrapper for zsh, the problem disappeared even when zlua was initialized with the fzf option.

Perhaps using fzf through fzf-tab is a better choice.