nvim-snappy/TODO.md

Neovim Version Manager: https://github.com/MordechaiHadad/bob

Search: telescope.nvim?

Version Control:

• sindrets/diffview.nvim: Reviewing changes seems like an ideal thing.
• gitsigns: Some more configuration.
  • For more crazy git stuff, just toggleterm into lazygit.

LSP

• What do we think of <leader>l for LSP stuff? We already have <leader>t for test stuff and <leader>d for debug stuff, right?
• Formatters don't always behave. Consider stevearc/conform.nvim.
• Finish config incl. reconsider keymaps. See https://neovim.io/doc/user/lsp.html#_quickstart.
• Finish getting and configuring a bunch of LSPs. See https://github.com/neovim/nvim-lspconfig/blob/master/lua/lspconfig/configs/ruff.lua
• folke/trouble.nvim: Configure it as a kind of universal "what's up" sidebar.
  • Consider keyboard shortcuts to manage a "permanant" right-hand-side buffer, which should support mindful trouble info and diagnostics, ongoing neotest harnesses, and running DAP processes.

Editing:

• Tutorial: https://martinlwx.github.io/en/learn-to-use-text-objects-in-vim/
• folke/todo-comments.nvim: Honestly such a crazy neat thing.
• lukas-reineke/headlines.nvim
• kylechui/nvim-surround: For managing stuff wrapped in other stuff.
• nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter-textobjects: Syntax aware text objects.
• roobert/surround-ui.nvim: For pretty and learning.
• numToStr/Comment.nvim: Honestly, we do a lot of commenting overall.
• danymat/neogen: No excuse not to write documentation now :)
• hat0uma/csvview.nvim: Handle CSV files directly and sanely.

Motion:

• folke/flash.nvim: Fast motions.
• chrishrb/gx.nvim: Better implementation of gx.

UX:

• For the editing overview, use the toggleable filetree.
• matbme/JABS.nvim: OH HELLO! A tiny little buffer switcher boi!
• kazhala/close-buffers.nvim: Maybe not exactly this, but some sort of principled way of keeping buffers under control and not outside of my object permanance.
  • Like this: ChuufMaster/buffer-vacuum
• nanozuki/tabby.nvim: Don't use the tabs as a bufferline.
  • Use it as a buffer multiplexer.
• akinsho/toggleterm.nvim: Don't mess around with tmux.
• Consider breadcrumbs? See: Bekaboo/dropbar.nvim
• 3rd/image.nvim: Support images. Mainly for other plugins.

Workflow:

• Need solution for the following:
  • nvim file.txt without any hubub, incl. use of LSPs and such. Doesn't need to be recoverable.
  • Opening any file within a project should cd to that project's root.
  • Special project should be daily-note taking, w/sync across platforms.
  • Turning notes into other stuff ex. calendar events, tasks, projects, notes within projects.
  • Projects in predictable places should be quick to navigate to.
  • Having many projects open w/different layouts, all sessions under the project's namespace.
  • Automatic session saving and recovery, including buffer layouts and terminals.
• gnikdroy/projections.nvim: It has its frustrations, but it
  • Consider coffebar/neovim-project as alternative.
  • Consider the multi-branch sessions workflows. Ideally, reuse the LSP rootdir. Ensure correct CWD is set.
  • We might just have to DIY this...
• nvim-tree/nvim-tree: Finish configuring properly. The floating window is nice. Relies only on correct CWD.
  • Or oil.nvim?
• moyiz/git-dev.nvim: Easy shallow clones.

Completion:

• nvim-cmp

AI:

• David-Kunz/gen.nvim
  • Combine with a mindful way of starting ollama.

Quarto:

• jmbuhr/otter.nvim: Embedding langs within other langs.
  • See the injected formatter for stevearc/conform.nvim. Ex: 382b050e13/lua/plugins/editing.lua (L29-L81)
• benlubas/molten-nvim: Running code cells.
• HakonHarnes/img-clip.nvim: Paste images directly from clipboard.
• jbyuki/nabla.nvim: Preview LaTeX.
• jakewvincent/mkdnflow.nvim: Consider this little plugin.
• lukas-reineke/headlines.nvim: This one too!
  • Or this? MeanderingProgrammer/render-markdown.nvim
• Myzel394/easytables.nvim: Make markdown tables awesome.
• nvim-telescope/telescope-bibtex.nvim

Workflows:

• There exists this: b0o/blender.nvim. Can we do better with blext?
• mrcjkb/rustaceanvim: Superpowered Rust.
• roobert/tailwindcss-colorizer-cmp.nvim and luckasRanarison/tailwind-tools.nvim: For TailwindCSS

Organization:

• Zeioth/markmap.nvim: Mindmap from markdown.
• richardbizik/nvim-toc: A little niche, but isn't it interesting?
• nfrid/due.nvim: Extremely clever use of virtual text.
• Some sort of "scratchpad" that doesn't just get deleted by default.

Annoyances:

• roobert/f-string-toggle.nvim: Fucking finally!
• nfrid/markdown-togglecheck: Toggle Markdown checkboxes! Kinda hype, to be honest.
• nkakouros-original/numbers.nvim: Slightly smarter relative line numbers.
• Saecki/crates.nvim: This is nice. Makes crate management maybe a bit easier.
• linrongbin16/gitlinker.nvim: Generate permalinks to lines in git.
• Something to help navigate between many open windows. yorickpeterse/nvim-window?
• Wansmer/treesj: Yay!

Big Projects:

• ray-x/sad.nvim: Large scale refactoring with sad.

Niche:

• Julian/lean.nvim: Lean theorem prover w/interactivity.
• niuiic/typst-preview.nvim: typst does look quite interesting.
• theKnightsOfRohan/hexer.nvim: Converting between binary representations.
• Willem-J-an/visidata.nvim: Exploring pandas (polars too?) data in a terminal.
• sachinsenal0x64/hot.nvim: Seems interesting but unsure how exactly.
• notomo/gesture.nvim: Unironically interesting for touchscreens.
• azratul/live-share.nvim: Pair programming.
• m4xshen/hardtime.nvim: Bad habits die hard.
• krady21/compiler-explorer.nvim: I love it, but I want it local...

Testing: nvim-neotest

• Python
• Rust
• C++

Debugging: nvim-dap

• Python: debugpy
• C++: codelldb