Even though there is no stable C/C++ API yet, the core library should work on Windows already.
EventFd class that uses unix pipes to wake up external event loops is currently missing on Windows. This is required to make it work as a Lua module with neovim and libuv. It could technically link to libuv and use uv_async_t, but I'd prefer the Lua module to remain agnostic to that and just expose a file descriptor, so I don't have to worry about ABI compatibility.
The standalone TUI is nowhere near done on Linux and Mac. No plans to support it on Windows right now. Just making it usable somehow inside neovim should be enough. Do people actually even use fuzzy finders on the Windows command line, outside of WSL or whatever?
Even though there is no stable C/C++ API yet, the core library should work on Windows already.
EventFdclass that uses unix pipes to wake up external event loops is currently missing on Windows. This is required to make it work as a Lua module with neovim and libuv. It could technically link to libuv and useuv_async_t, but I'd prefer the Lua module to remain agnostic to that and just expose a file descriptor, so I don't have to worry about ABI compatibility.The standalone TUI is nowhere near done on Linux and Mac. No plans to support it on Windows right now. Just making it usable somehow inside neovim should be enough. Do people actually even use fuzzy finders on the Windows command line, outside of WSL or whatever?