Add more meaningful prompts instead of default >

[Delapouite]

Hello

Currently, all defined commands use the default > prompt. Sometimes this minimalism can be confusing.

For example if your shell is currently in a directory with a git repo with an empty status, pressing Ctrl+Alt+S triggers the _fzf_git_search_status function as expected. It displays a fzf window with just a 0/0 counter, a blank candidates list and preview and no real indication about what is supposed to happen. For someone activating this by accident, it provides no clue about what's going on.

Therefore, I suggest that the commands provided by this great plugin could have dedicated prompts. In the example described above it could be git status >, so the user is not lost anymore.

Thanks.

[PatrickF1]

Hi Bruno, that's a great idea! Instead of git status, I'll probably put Search Git Status, in line with the canonical names (#270). What do you think? Since I rewrote the documentation, do you think users will immediately understand the canonical names?

[Delapouite]

Yes I agree, canonical names would be even more descriptive.

[PatrickF1]

Thanks for your great suggestion. This is done now: 3666395

[seowalex]

Is there a way to configure this behaviour?

[PatrickF1]

Sure! Pass in --prompt using https://github.com/PatrickF1/fzf.fish#pass-fzf-options-for-a-specific-command