nvim-trevJ.lua
A Neovim plugin that splits arguments and containers onto separate lines, powered by treesitter.
What is nvim-trevJ.lua?
nvim-trevJ.lua is a Neovim plugin that splits container nodes—like function arguments, table constructors, and parameters—onto separate lines, acting as the opposite of the join-line command. It solves the problem of manually reformatting code for better readability by automating the process with treesitter accuracy. The plugin is a reimplementation of the older revJ plugin, offering enhanced performance and reliability.
Neovim users, particularly developers who work with languages like Lua, JavaScript, Python, and Rust, and want efficient, context-aware code formatting directly in their editor.
Developers choose nvim-trevJ.lua for its treesitter-driven precision, which ensures correct formatting without common side effects like register pollution. It provides a configurable, language-specific approach that outperforms its predecessor in both speed and usability.
Overview
Nvim-plugin for doing the opposite of join-line (J) of arguments, powered by treesitter
Use Cases
Best For
- Splitting function arguments across multiple lines for clarity
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