Question 1

How do I install strudel.nvim with lazy.nvim?

Accepted Answer

Add the plugin to your lazy.nvim config with 'build = "npm ci"' and call require("strudel").setup(). Be aware that lazy loading might interfere with file type support, as mentioned in the installation notes.

Question 2

strudel.nvim vs using Strudel in browser directly: which is better?

Accepted Answer

strudel.nvim is better for Neovim users wanting file-based editing, version control, and seamless integration, while the browser editor is simpler for quick, standalone sessions without editor dependencies.

Question 3

Can I use strudel.nvim offline?

Accepted Answer

Yes, strudel.nvim supports offline use because it stores browser data locally and Strudel can work as a PWA, allowing session persistence without an internet connection, as highlighted in the features.

Question 4

How to inject custom CSS into Strudel from Neovim?

Accepted Answer

Specify a 'custom_css_file' path in the setup options, and the plugin will base64-encode and inject it into the Strudel web editor at launch, enabling full UI customization from your Neovim config.

Question 5

What should I do if I get a Puppeteer error when launching strudel.nvim?

Accepted Answer

Ensure Node.js and npm are installed, run 'npm ci' in the plugin directory, and check the troubleshooting section for issues like missing modules (e.g., issue #9 on GitHub).

Question 6

How to configure strudel.nvim for Hydra visuals only?

Accepted Answer

Set config options like hide_menu_panel, hide_top_bar, hide_error_display, and hide_code_editor to true to display only the Hydra background, ideal for live performance projections, as shown in the Hydra-only config example.

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