Now it uses realpath for registering and validating DB. This means, if you have entries that has filenames differing only for case, it can deal with them as they exist.
Before this, it has miscalculated scores for such cases. For example, in case you have `/path/to/foo.lua` and `/path/to/Foo.lua`, it registers entries for each file. Now it detects accurate filename for the specified one, and removes it in validation.
* test: separate logic for utils
* fix!: register realpath for consistency
* refactor: convert fs module from class
* refactor: move db initialization phase to start()
* fix: run database:start() truly asynchronously
* fix: call each functions with async wrapping
* refactor: add types for args in command
* fix: run register() synchronously
Because vim.api.nvim_* cannot be used in asynchronous functions.
* docs: add note for calling setup() twice
* fix: run non-fast logic on next tick
* feat: add function to query the DB
* docs: add documentation for frecency.query()
* test: fix tests to run with `timestamps` property
* test: add tests for frecency.query()
* fix: fix prop attributes and names
* feat: load DB as lazily as possible
* fix: move util function to test module
* feat: use one coroutine to access DB
* test: fix to wait the table to be ready
* fix: avoid race conditions
Before this, it can run require("frecency").new() duplicatedly to wait
until frecency:setup() finishes.
* refactor: unite logic for finder & async_finder
* chore: fix types
* chore: add sleep to show results at first
* refactor: fix to find results separatedly
* test: remove unnecessary ones and fix others
* test: add matrix for 0.9.x & Windows
* test: use forked plenary.log for Windows
* test: fix to use strptime in Windows
* test: run again if segmentation fault in Windows
* test: loosen timeout for Perl
* test: use the latest plenary.nvim again
* chore: fix types
* chore: change variable name
* feat: watch changes of DB to reload
* chore: add comments to steps
* test: copy whole modules for testing in Windows
* fix: make valid paths for Windows
* test: add tests for Native
* test: use robust way to calculate time
vim.fn.strptime cannot be used in Lua loop
* chore: fix comments
* refactor: simplify the code
* test: loosen condition to detect failures
* test: disable some logging
Many loggings make the test fail.
* test: run tests sequentially in Windows
* test: loosen timeout not to fail on Windows
* refactor: make logic for Database be abstract
* feat: add logic for DB by string.dump
* fix: run with async.void to run synchronously
* test: add tests for native feature
* feat!: sort candidates by path when score is same
This is needed because candidates from SQLite is sorted by id, but ones from native is sorted by path.
* chore: clean up types
* feat: add lock/unlock feature to access DB
* test: use async version of busted
And disable benchmark tests (fix later)
* test: add tests for file_lock
* chore: use more explicit names
* chore: use plenary.log instead
* fix: wait async functions definitely
* feat: add migrator
* chore: fix logging
* fix: detect emptiness of the table
* fix: deal with buffer with no names
* test: loosen the condition temporarily
* test: add tests for migrator
* fix: return true when the table is not empty
* feat: load sqlite lazily not to require in start
* chore: add logging to calculate time for fetching
* feat: add converter from native code to SQLite
* feat: warn when sqlite.lua is not available
* feat: add FrecencyMigrateDB to migrate DB
* docs: add note for native code logic
* test: ignore type bug
* I did an overhall for all codes and added typing by Lua-language-server and tests. It also works on CI.
* Now it searches files on the workspace completely asynchronously. It does not block your text input. (Fix#106)
Make count = 1 when you open a file you've never opened (Fix#107)
