A Neovim plugin that provides a searchable collection of hundreds of tips, tricks, and shortcuts with a daily tip feature and PDF book.
Neovim Tips is a Lua plugin for Neovim that aggregates hundreds of tips, tricks, and shortcuts into a searchable interface. It solves the problem of discovering and remembering Neovim commands by providing a daily tip feature, bookmarking, and a comprehensive PDF guide. The plugin helps users systematically improve their editing efficiency and learn advanced techniques.
Neovim users of all skill levels, from beginners struggling with basic commands to advanced users seeking to optimize their workflow and discover new shortcuts. It's particularly valuable for developers who want to deepen their Neovim proficiency in an organized manner.
Developers choose Neovim Tips for its extensive, curated collection of over 2,400 tips, intelligent search with category/tag filtering, and the ability to add personal tips. Its lightweight design, daily learning reinforcement, and offline PDF book offer a unique, comprehensive learning companion not found in standard help systems.
Discover hundreds of Neovim tips, tricks, and shortcuts — and even add your own! You’ll also get a beautifully formatted PDF book with every tip inside.
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Boasts over 2,400 curated tips spanning basics to advanced techniques, with community contributions ensuring comprehensive coverage.
Features a three-pane picker with live markdown preview and advanced filtering by categories, tags, and bookmarks, making discovery effortless.
Configurable random tip popup on startup (daily or per launch) encourages continuous skill improvement without active searching.
Automatic serialization of parsed tips reduces load times by 10-20x on subsequent launches, as highlighted in the README.
Includes a nearly 400-page professionally formatted PDF book, allowing access to all tips without an internet connection.
The daily tip feature requires non-lazy loading to work, forcing a trade-off between startup performance and automated learning, as admitted in the installation notes.
Current search only filters by titles, tags, and categories—not tip descriptions—a noted gap in the roadmap that hinders deep content discovery.
User tips and bookmarks are stored locally without sync options, limiting portability and collaboration across different machines.
Relies solely on the nui.nvim library for UI; if that plugin breaks or has compatibility issues, it could render Neovim Tips unusable.