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tjdevries·May 26, 2021

Yup! We want to create interfaces to make this simpler for people to use. One example is here: https://github.com/mjlbach/neovim-ui which is just in a separate repo to make it easier to work on rather than one huge PR. This is an extension of the ideas that I started in https://github.com/nvim-lua/popup.nvim and a few other places. The idea would to be to create interfaces that users, plugins and/or GUIs could override to provide a unified experience while still being customizable for users. (and as a self plug, I think we have a lot of interesting ideas in telescope.nvim about UI that could be upstreamed over time)

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