How to follow wikilinks under cursor?

[prmadev]

Hello! Thanks for all your work! It really is a an amazing piece of work!
I'm trying to figure out the workflow.
Is there a way to open a link under cursor? <cr> doesn't work, and gf only works if the I add .md to the wikilink. I tried a few plugins, but most of them only work with markdown format. Is there a trick or should I just use :ZkLinks?

[mickael-menu]

Hello,

This should work.
Could you share your .zk/config.toml file, as well as an example of a link that doesn't work, and the path (relative to notebook root) + title of the note you expect should open?

[kabouzeid]

Following links works via LSP "go to definition".

The following should work :lua vim.lsp.buf.definition(). You've probably already bound this to something like gd if you use LSP.

[mickael-menu]

Ha right, I assumed gf was bound to this but it's just the default "go to file" Vim binding.

[prmadev]

Thank you both! that worked, and I now have a better understanding of the mechanic of the plugin! Thanks!

[kabouzeid]

You're welcome. And just FYI, this is not the only LSP backed functionality that you can use. For example you can vim.lsp.buf.hover() on a link to show a preview of the note in a popup window.

See zk-org/zk#22 for what else is supported :)

[mickael-menu]

@amirography I opened a PR with more mapping examples: #18

[prmadev]

@amirography I opened a PR with more mapping examples: #18

Thanks! I really appreciate it!

[jfvillablanca]

Hello, I'm having troubleshooting with gd. gd used to work. After some hiatus of maintaining my notes, I returned to reorganize but now, I'm unable to gd to other files. I just updated zk via brew but the problem still persists.

I have lsp installed and checking LspInfo, zk seems to be attached on the buffer. What could be the cause of such a problem so I may investigate it?

[mickael-menu]

It's probably not mapped to vim.lsp.buf.definition() in your config (it's not done by default).

Take a look at the mapping examples in the README, and you can check your current mapping with :map.

Personally I'm using <CR> for that and have:

[jfvillablanca]

I have it mapped too. I use gd to navigate my nvim config and it works.

One thing I noticed is, on some notes, when I gd the cursor moves to the top. However, I don't know how to replicate it. Still investigating why

[jfvillablanca]

I discovered something, so I think I have narrowed down on the issue. Yesterday, I uninstalled grammarly-languageserver, that's when gd stopped working.
I reinstalled it and gd works now.
I know it's not only gd since all LSP remaps does not work (i checked Telescope keymaps).

Checking LspInfo on a zk note buffer, I have 3 servers attached to the buffer:
grammarly's autostart is set to true;
zk and null-ls are set to false
It's odd that some language server has an effect on another language server, so it must be due to servers attaching to the buffer.

Is it possible to uninstall grammarly-language-server while maintaining LSP functionality in the buffer? Seems like an odd interaction

[eric-hansen]

You can't really maintain LSP functionality if the LSP client/server isn't communicating.

Unless there's a reason for the Grammarly LSP to be connectd to the zk buffers, why not have it ignore the zk note buffers (i.e.: via filetype) and have the zk LSP active on said buffers?