Transient state keybindings

[Ben-PH]

I'm coming to neovim from spacemacs, and want to try and recreate the best of spacemacs.

One thing that I love is transient state...

In magit, what i used for git interface, p u would "push upstream", but before hitting u you would still be in a key-binding transient state. if you put in -F that would add the force-push tag.

I would like in which-key, to be able to do something like this:

to run cargo build, with , as the lsp leader, you enter , c b, but if you wanted to say, run cargo build --release --target="keyboard-input" you put in , c -r -t keyboard-input<ret> b

in a way, the ability to configure the command, such as adding cli-tags, as you step through keymapping sequence.

[IndianBoy42]

You can check out hydra.nvim

but I think all of your examples could be done with normal keymappings? if you want more typing then just bind it to a callback that uses vim.ui.input to get the user input

So ,cb goes to cargo build and ,c- goes to a callback that gets input and then calls cargo build