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Provides original nvim-treesitter modules (folding, highlighting, incremental selection, indentation) as a configurable plugin for older Neovim setups.
A Neovim plugin that splits arguments and containers onto separate lines, powered by treesitter.
A Lua implementation of the Ink narrative scripting language parser and runtime for interactive storytelling in games.
A truecolor Solarized dark colorscheme for Neovim built with Lua and colorbuddy.
A Neovim plugin that integrates SSH and SSHFS to manage remote systems as local files.
A pure-Lua SAX-like streaming XML parser with optional DOM builder and serialization.
A highly customizable test library for Lua that allows declarative tests with nested contexts.
A modern C++ library for binding C and C++ code to Lua, designed to work directly with the Lua C API.
A dark Neovim theme written in Lua with customizable syntax highlighting and UI colors.
A Neovim plugin for smart, customizable insertion of various log statements using Treesitter for intelligent variable detection and placement.
A dark and light Neovim theme with a custom color palette and extensive plugin support, forked from TokyoNight.
A Neovim task runner that uses JSON/YAML configuration files and integrates with toggleterm.nvim and telescope.nvim.
A simple, dependency-free coroutine-based multitasking environment for Lua, featuring a scheduler, signals, pipes, and mutexes.
A collection of 15 desert-inspired high-contrast Neovim colorschemes with dual dark/light modes and AAA WCAG compliance.
A collection of pre-built, distro-agnostic UI components for customizing Neovim's statusline, winbar, tabline, and statuscolumn with Heirline.
A modern, fast Neovim colorscheme written in Lua with extensive plugin support and customization options.
A Neovim plugin for creating and presenting slides directly within the editor using Lua.
A Neovim plugin that automatically refactors Python imports when files or directories are moved or renamed.
A GUI library for LÖVE 11.x game development framework, providing customizable interface components.
A Neovim plugin that automatically trims trailing whitespace and blank lines from your buffers.
A minimal Neovim plugin written in Lua that provides essential Go development tools like formatting, linting, testing, and struct tag management.
A collection of interactive terminal user interfaces for Neovim to manage processes, containers, cloud resources, and developer tools.
A low-level Lua wrapper for pthreads and WIN32 threads that provides isolated Lua states in separate threads without shared memory.
A Neovim fuzzy finder plugin that updates search results on every keystroke.
A Lua PEG library extension that adds labeled failures for error handling and recovery in parsing expression grammars.
A full-featured minimalist Vimwiki successor for Neovim, built with Lua for instant note-taking and GTD.
A powerful CLI tool that enhances Roblox development with two-way sync, project building, and workflow automation.
Adds recency and frecency sorting to all Telescope pickers in Neovim by overriding internal functions.
A highly customized Neovim configuration designed as a personal IDE, featuring LSP support, debugging, note-taking, and AI integration.
A Neovim plugin for creating and editing markdown tables with live preview and intuitive cell navigation.
Threaded resource loading library for LÖVE game framework to prevent framerate drops during asset loading.
A Lua binding library for ZeroMQ, providing both C and FFI implementations for high-performance messaging.
A lightweight Lua-based build engine that interprets dependency rules for cross-platform compilation and automation.
Embedded and Extensible Scripting Language in Clojure
A Neovim plugin for displaying inline unified diffs directly in your buffer with a file tree explorer.
A Torch7 package for manifold learning and dimensionality reduction, including LLE and t-SNE embeddings.
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