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A Neovim plugin that enhances the quickfix/location window with aligned text, smart path-shortening, and file-based folding.
A pre-configured Neovim distribution optimized for full-stack development with fast startup and extensive plugin support.
A Lua-based colorscheme for Neovim with treesitter and built-in LSP support, based on the codeschool.vim palette.
A dark Neovim colorscheme written in Lua with built-in LSP and Treesitter support.
A lightweight, high-performance, and extensible fuzzy finder for Neovim with a simple source API.
A Rust-based TypeScript language-server shim that bridges Neovim's LSP client with the official tsserver.
A collection of Haskell snippets for LuaSnip in Neovim, powered by tree-sitter and LSP.
A Neovim plugin that displays hierarchical call chains for Go symbols with expandable tree views.
Neovim plugin that highlights LSP definitions/references and displays their count in the statusline.
A minimalistic Neovim plugin that automatically loads and unloads none-ls sources from Mason packages, including external sources.
A secure, containerized Neovim IDE for local JavaScript development, optimized for MetaMask repository contributions.
A Neovim plugin that automatically detects and applies JSON schemas for YAML files, with Kubernetes and CRD support.
An opinionated Neovim distribution with theme switching, lazy loading, and LSP support, designed for StratOS Linux.
A muted green color scheme for Neovim designed for focused, balanced editing with dark and light variants.
A fast, flicker-free Neovim plugin for LSP-based cursor word highlighting with reference navigation.
A modern, modular, and fast Neovim configuration built with lazy.nvim for an IDE-like experience.
A Neovim plugin that enhances support for GitHub Actions files with syntax highlighting and LSP integration.
A dark Neovim colorscheme with neon green, cyan, yellow, and red highlights on a black background.
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