santhosh-tekuri/picker.nvim
https://github.com/santhosh-tekuri/picker.nvim

you may want to use my quickfix plugin to make quickfix look similar to the list in above screenshot

there is no setup function

local m = require("picker")
vim.ui.select = m.select
vim.keymap.set('n', '<leader>f', m.pick_file)
vim.keymap.set('n', '<leader>b', m.pick_buffer)
vim.keymap.set('n', '<leader>h', m.pick_help)
vim.keymap.set('n', '<leader>/', m.pick_grep)
vim.keymap.set('n', '<leader>u', m.pick_undo)
vim.keymap.set('n', '<leader>q', m.pick_qfitem)
vim.api.nvim_create_autocmd('LspAttach', {
    group = vim.api.nvim_create_augroup('LspPickers', {}),
    callback = function(ev)
        local function opts(desc)
            return { buffer = ev.buf, desc = desc }
        end
        vim.keymap.set('n', 'gd', m.pick_definition, opts("Goto definition"))
        vim.keymap.set('n', 'gD', m.pick_declaration, opts("Goto declaration"))
        vim.keymap.set('n', 'gy', m.pick_type_definition, opts("Goto type definition"))
        vim.keymap.set('n', 'gi', m.pick_implementation, opts("Goto implementation"))
        vim.keymap.set('n', '<leader>r', m.pick_reference, opts("Goto reference"))
        vim.keymap.set('n', '<leader>s', m.pick_document_symbol, opts("Open symbol picker"))
        vim.keymap.set('n', '<leader>S', m.pick_workspace_symbol, opts("Open workspace symbol picker"))
        vim.keymap.set('n', '<leader>d', m.pick_document_diagnostic, opts("Open diagnostic picker"))
        vim.keymap.set('n', '<leader>D', m.pick_workspace_diagnostic, opts("Open workspace diagnostic picker"))
    end,
});

by default <c-q> open quickfix list. You may want to change this behavior.
say you want to open trouble quickfix window

require("picker").after_qflist = function()
    -- do what you want here
end

• without any arguments it opens picker of pickers
• Pick <name> opens named picker. ex: Pick file
• Pick <cmd>
  • opens picker for cmd argument
  • ex: Pick colorscheme Pick hi Pick MasonInstall

<esc>           exit picker
<c-c>           cancel background search

<c-h>           toggle filter
<c-g>           toggle live mode
<c-w>           toggle wrap for preview

<cr>            accept selected item
<c-s>           open selected item in horizontal split
<c-v>           open selected item in vertical split
<c-t>           open selected item in new tab
<c-n>           select next item. if no next item, selects first item
<c-p>           select prev item. if no prev item, selects last item
<c-q>           open quickfix list with all items
<a-q>           open location list with all items

<c-d>           scroll list down
<c-u>           scroll list up
<c-f>           scroll preview forward
<c-b>           scroll preview backward

<c-a>           go to start of input
<c-e>           go to end of input
<c-k>           clear input

accepts multiplse search terms separated with whitespace
smartcase always enabled

text            containing 'text'
^text           starting with 'text'
text$           ending with 'text'
=text           item is 'text'; shortcut for ^text$
!term           negate match

mods change the target of search. mod starts with %

• %mod:term search for term within the target defined mod
• %mod: to just filter the items containing target mod
  • for example %e:

there are three types of mods.

• they target a range/portion of text in visible text
• you can see the matched portion highlighted in the item

%p      filepath
%h      head of filepath
%t      tail of filepath i.e filename
%e      extension of file
%m      main juicy part
        - for symbol picker: it is symbol name
        - for grep filter: it is the fileline
        - for qf like filters: it is item's text
%k      kind
        - for symbol piker: it is symbol kind
%%      entire visible text

• they target a text that is not visible
• since the target text is not visible, there is no highlights associated with it

%k      kind
        - for diagnostic picker: it is severity

• their search target is a boolean value
• the mod starts with capital letter
• they do not accept any search term
• they are standalone mods i.e they don't accept search term
  • for example: just simply type %E to filter errors

%E      is error diagnostic
%W      is warning diagnostic
%H      is hint diagnostic
%I      is info diagnostic

some tips:

• %e:=js filters are files with extension js
• '!%mod' filters the items without mod
  • for example: !%e to fitler items without file extension

• without colon after mod, all following terms target the same mod
• non boolean mods become sticky if there is no search term

for example %h /abc/ def/$ filters all items are are in directory def any where inside directory abc

you can reset the target to while line using %%
for example %h term1 term2 %% term3 term4, here term1 and term2 are targeted for %h whereas term3 targets entire line

!%mod is never sticky

%e: term1 term1 here term1 and term2 target entire line, and it also filter out items with extension

%e just the modifier fitlers out items with extension in this example

You may want to configure highlight groups explicitly depending on your colorscheme.
you can see the list here

• current seq prefixed with >
• current seq is preselected
• preview shows diff prev(selected) selected
• <a-p> toggle the preview to show diff buffer selected

• needs ripgrep
• live mode. can be toggled with <c-g>
• smart-case enabled
• accepts rg flags in input
  • flag and its value must in in same word ex: -g=**/dir/**
  • flags must be before pattern
  • to search for pattern starting with - say -amount use -- -amount
• by default searches in current working directory. you can specify it using --path=some/dir
• any error messages from rg are displayed to user

following are some handy flags that are worth remembering:

-l pattern          # show just filenames
-F pattern          # treat pattern as literal string
-g=*.zig            # search in files with given extension
-g=**/xxx/***       # search in directory named xxx anywhere
-g=!**/xxx/***      # don't search in directory named xxx anywhere
-s pattern          # case-sensitive search

• needs 'fd' command
• has default filter to exclude hidden files
• toggle filter with <c-h>

• has default filter to show only items from current working directory
• toggle filter with <c-h>

• to chose an item from quickfix list
• current item is preselected