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Allow fuzzy finding for Rails namespaced classes #51
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Done some work to address this in underlying library fuzzyaldrin, I believe it's cleaner that way. |
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I'd like to be able to paste in to the Fuzzy Finder something like "My::Namespaced::Class" and have it suggest "my/namespaced/class.rb" in the list of suggestions. The code below works, but I couldn't figure out how to write a coffeescript spec for it (I was able to run the specs, I had a spec I thought may work as a basis copied, but could't figure it out from there - I'm no JS/Atom developer).
If this direct change isn't acceptable, any suggestions on how we could make it a configurable option - "combinations of characters to treat as directory separator" or something?
Any comments, tips? Thanks.