Refacto: rewrite everything

- The tree is created with libuv functions, which makes it blazingly fast.
- The tree may now be faster than any other vim trees, it can handle directories with thousands of files without any latency at all (tested on 40K files, works flawlessly).
- More solid logic for opening and closing the tree.
- tree state is remembered (closing / opening a folder keeps opened subdirectories open)
- detection of multiple git projects in the tree
- more icon support
- smart rendering
- smart updates
- ms windows support
- gx replacement function running xdg-open on linux, open on macos

doc/nvim-tree-lua.txt

@@ -7,6 +7,8 @@ Author: Yazdani Kiyan <yazdani.kiyan@protonmail.com>
 ==============================================================================
 INTRODUCTION                                       *nvim-tree-introduction*
 
+This file explorer doesn't work on windows and requires neovim `nightly`
+
 ==============================================================================
 QUICK START                                        *nvim-tree-quickstart*
 
@@ -19,6 +21,14 @@ open the tree with :LuaTreeToggle
 ==============================================================================
 COMMANDS                                           *nvim-tree-commands*
 
+|:LuaTreeOpen| 	                                  *:LuaTreeOpen*
+
+opens the tree
+
+|:LuaTreeClose| 	                          *:LuaTreeClose*
+
+closes the tree
+
 |:LuaTreeToggle| 	                          *:LuaTreeToggle*
 
 open or close the tree
@@ -32,7 +42,8 @@ refresh the tree
 The command will change the cursor in the tree for the current bufname.
 
 It will also open the leafs of the tree leading to the file in the buffer 
-(if you opened a file with something else than the LuaTree, like `fzf`)
+(if you opened a file with something else than the LuaTree, like `fzf` or
+`:split`)
 
 ==============================================================================
 OPTIONS				                  *nvim-tree-options*
@@ -48,8 +59,8 @@ where the window will open (default to 'left')
 
 |g:lua_tree_ignore|				*g:lua_tree_ignore*
 
-An array of strings that the tree won't display.
-Each pattern is passed into the 'ls' function as `--ignore=PATTERN`
+An array of strings that the tree won't load and display.
+useful to hide large data/cache folders.
 >
     example: let g:lua_tree_ignore = [ '.git', 'node_modules' ]
 
@@ -66,12 +77,30 @@ can disable icons per type:
 	\}
 
 Can be one of `1` and `0` for each key. By default the tree will try
-to render the icons. The `icons` key can only work if `vim-devicons`
+to render the icons. The `icons` key can only work if `nvim-web-devicons`
 is installed and in your |runtimepath|
+(https://github.com/kyazdani42/nvim-web-devicons)
 
+|g:lua_tree_icons|                                *g:lua_tree_icons*
+
+You can set some icons for the git status and the default icon that shows
+when no icon is found for a file.
+>
+  let g:lua_tree_icons = {
+      \ 'default': '',
+      \ 'git': {
+      \   'unstaged': "✗",
+      \   'staged': "✓",
+      \   'unmerged': "═",
+      \   'renamed': "➜",
+      \   'untracked': "★"
+      \   }
+      \ }
+<
 |g:lua_tree_follow|				*g:lua_tree_follow*
 
-Can be `0` or `1`. When `1`, will bind |:LuaTreeFindFile| to |BufEnter|
+Can be `0` or `1`. When `1`, will update the cursor to update to the correct
+location in the tree on |BufEnter|.
 Default is 0
 
 |g:lua_tree_auto_open|				*g:lua_tree_auto_open*
@@ -105,6 +134,8 @@ INFORMATIONS				        *nvim-tree-info*
 - type '<C-v>' will open the file in a vertical split
 - type '<C-x>' will open the file in a horizontal split
 - type '<C-t>' will open the file in a new tab
+- type 'gx' to open the file with the `open` command on macos and `xdg-open`
+on linux.
 
 - Double left click acts like '<CR>'
 - Double right click acts like '.'
@@ -130,8 +161,7 @@ default keybindings will be applied to undefined keys.
 File icons with vim-devicons.
 
 Uses other type of icons so a good font support is recommended.
-If the tree renders weird glyphs, install correct fonts or try to change
-your terminal.
+If the tree renders weird glyphs, install the correct fonts.
 
 Syntax highlighting uses g:terminal_color_ from colorschemes, fallbacks to
 ugly colors otherwise.
@@ -140,8 +170,9 @@ Git integration tells when a file is:
 - ✗  unstaged or folder is dirty
 - ✓  staged
 - ★  new file
-- ✓✗ partially staged
-- ✓★ new file staged
+- ✓ ✗ partially staged
+- ✓ ★ new file staged
+- ✓ ★ ✗ new file staged and has unstaged modifications
 - ═  merging
 - ➜  renamed
 

doc/tags

@@ -1,10 +1,13 @@
+:LuaTreeClose	nvim-tree-lua.txt	/*:LuaTreeClose*
 :LuaTreeFindFile	nvim-tree-lua.txt	/*:LuaTreeFindFile*
+:LuaTreeOpen	nvim-tree-lua.txt	/*:LuaTreeOpen*
 :LuaTreeRefresh	nvim-tree-lua.txt	/*:LuaTreeRefresh*
 :LuaTreeToggle	nvim-tree-lua.txt	/*:LuaTreeToggle*
 g:lua_tree_auto_close	nvim-tree-lua.txt	/*g:lua_tree_auto_close*
 g:lua_tree_auto_open	nvim-tree-lua.txt	/*g:lua_tree_auto_open*
 g:lua_tree_bindings	nvim-tree-lua.txt	/*g:lua_tree_bindings*
 g:lua_tree_follow	nvim-tree-lua.txt	/*g:lua_tree_follow*
+g:lua_tree_icons	nvim-tree-lua.txt	/*g:lua_tree_icons*
 g:lua_tree_ignore	nvim-tree-lua.txt	/*g:lua_tree_ignore*
 g:lua_tree_show_icons	nvim-tree-lua.txt	/*g:lua_tree_show_icons*
 g:lua_tree_side	nvim-tree-lua.txt	/*g:lua_tree_side*