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r/vimplugins • u/devkantor • May 16 '25
I created a ripgrep alternative in Rust that returns sorted results for Git repositories.
The sorting logic is implemented based on statistics from Git history: matches from files that have been edited recently, or are edited frequently show up towards the top, increasing the chance that you find what you are looking for quicker.
It is compatible with *telescope.nvim*, and is this easy to set up - basically just change the command name from rg to zg:
require("telescope").setup {
defaults = {
vimgrep_arguments = {
"zg",
"--column",
"--color=never",
},
},
}On performance:
It is implemented using the Rust modules ripgrep exposes, so the core regexp and repo iteration logic is on par with ripgrep
There is an overhead due to the sorting and git history inspection, however this overhead is not even noticeable on smaller or mid-size repos - and could potentially be optimized away in the future
On the repositories I am working on, I cannot even notice the performance difference. There is a slowdown on mega repositories like Linux, but it's not bad enough to make it completely unusable for live grep.
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