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docs: fix typo and formatting (#226)
* style: fix formatting * test: fix options to construct FS * test: add cspell.json to validate doc * docs: fix typo
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@@ -139,7 +139,7 @@ imported.
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USAGE *telescope-frecency-usage*
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>vim
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:Telescope frecency
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" Use a specifix workspace tag:
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" Use a specific workspace tag:
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:Telescope frecency workspace=CWD
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" You can use with telescope's options
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:Telescope frecency workspace=CWD path_display={"shorten"} theme=ivy
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@@ -149,7 +149,7 @@ or to map to a key:
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vim.keymap.set("n", "<Leader>tf", function()
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require("telescope").extensions.frecency.frecency {}
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end)
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-- Use a specifix workspace tag:
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-- Use a specific workspace tag:
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vim.keymap.set("n", "<Leader>tw", function()
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require("telescope").extensions.frecency.frecency {
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workspace = "CWD",
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@@ -293,9 +293,9 @@ Options: *telescope-frecency-function-query-options*
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`Type: `"count"|"path"|"score"|"timestamps"`
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This is used to sort results with their properties. With
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`"count"`, `"score"` and `"timestamps"`, when candidates have the
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same value, they will be sorted by `"path"` always ascendingly.
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With `"path"`, the order direction differs by the value of
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`direction`.
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same value, they will be sorted by `"path"` always in ascending
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order. With `"path"`, the order direction differs by the value
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of `direction`.
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*telescope-frecency-function-query-options-record*
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- `record` Default: `false
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Type: `boolean`
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@@ -599,7 +599,7 @@ Default: `{}`
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Type: `table<string, string>`
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This table contains mappings of `workspace_tag` → `workspace_directory`. The key
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corresponds to the `:tag_name` used to select the filter in queies. The value
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corresponds to the `:tag_name` used to select the filter in queries. The value
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corresponds to the top level directory by which results will be filtered.
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>lua
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-- example configuration
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