Jump directly to the picked component w/o displaying the menu

[aidigital]

Hi, great plugin, but after looking through the README I can't see if there's a way to do the following:

• call require("dropbar.api").pick()
• look at the letters that appear, and type the desired one
• immediately jump to that component, without any menu popping up

I saw here how to make it not expand the component when I click <CR> (Enter), but that's not enough, I'd like to disable the menu entirely.

[aidigital]

Ok for now I solved it by overriding default_on_click and adding the below lines at the end.

local function default_on_click(symbol, _, _, _, _)
  -- ... default code ...
  
  --  click on the component, as per:
  -- https://github.com/Bekaboo/dropbar.nvim/issues/66#issuecomment-1664295286
  local api = require('dropbar.api')
  local menu = api.get_current_dropbar_menu()
  if not menu then
    return
  end
  local cursor = vim.api.nvim_win_get_cursor(menu.win)
  local entry = menu.entries[cursor[1]]
  local component =
      entry:first_clickable(entry.padding.left + entry.components[1]:bytewidth())
  if component then
    menu:click_on(component, nil, 1, 'l')
  end

end

This is obviously a hack, it's not ideal because we still do the work of displaying the drop-down which could be avoided.
But if there's no easy way to jump directly when using pick() without displaying the drop-down, what is at least a better way to implement the above logic?
The README shows how to provide a custom on_click callback, but doesn't seem to allow overriding the default on_click behavior, or maybe I didn't do it properly there.

[Bekaboo]

Good idea. I will provide a way to override the default on_click() callback in the next several commits.

[Bekaboo]

Implemented in commit b63fe2e

[aidigital]

Amazing! Thank you @Bekaboo