QoL for Vim keybinding

[lightb0x (Myeonghwan Ahn)]

I have two proposal/questions.

1. (Relative) line numbers

When using Vim keybinding, relative line number improves quality of life significantly.
Specifically, if relative line number is shown, I can go to the line that I want at once with single command, e.g., 12k or 12j.

In addition, SilverBullet currently supports Navigate: To Line command. Having option to show line number would make user experience more consistent.

2. go-to page

Another handy vim command that I use often are:

• gd to "go to definition"
• ^o to "jump back"

If you're not familiar to these, this video demonstrates their usage.

I believe implementing these commands in SilverBullet's vim mode can be handy shortcut.

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I tried to find solution but couldn't find one.
I'm new to SilverBullet, so there might be existing solution or an easy way to implement this.

[Mr.Red]

@lightb0x

In addition, SilverBullet currently supports Navigate: To Line command. Having option to show line number would make user experience more consistent.

Maybe this little floating widget could be handy:

https://github.com/Mr-xRed/silverbullet-libraries/blob/main/FloatingCursorPosition.md

It shows the current cursor position in the editor: line, column, and absolute character offset, updating in real time as you type or move the cursor. Draggable and persistent across sessions.

You can install it using the Library: Install command, or directly from My Repo if you already added it.