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A Neovim plugin that visualizes your configuration activity with stats, insights, history, and heatmaps.
A light colorscheme for Neovim inspired by flatwhite-syntax and elegant-emacs.
A Neovim plugin that securely loads local configuration files from the current working directory.
Svelte language server integration for (Neo)Vim, providing rich intellisense, diagnostics, and formatting.
A Neovim plugin written in Lua that runs code in any language with a single command via multiple output windows.
A Neovim color scheme port of the high-contrast Modus themes, offering WCAG AAA compliance and configurable options.
A minimal, high-contrast monochrome color scheme for Neovim.
A Neovim plugin that enables easy navigation of markdown links by pressing Enter on any link.
A nord-esque colorscheme for Neovim with extensive plugin support and customization options.
Fuzzy search Go packages and symbols, view documentation, and extend to other languages via adapters within Neovim.
A Neovim plugin to delete multiple buffers based on conditions like hidden, nameless, or matching patterns.
A bridge enabling real-time editing of Jupyter notebooks in Neovim with live preview and execution in JupyterLab.
A dark/light Neovim theme based on the Monokai palette with extensive plugin support and customization.
A sophisticated Neovim plugin for managing .env files and environment variables with autocompletion, security features, and monorepo support.
Interactive script playbooks for your terminal that replace command history with Vim/Neovim editing and tmux integration.
A Neovim plugin providing a unified UI for LSP rename, code actions, and formatters with a consistent Cosmic UI experience.
A Neovim plugin providing syntax highlighting and filetype management for generic log files.
A Neovim plugin that tracks recently used project directories and provides fast navigation via tags, shortcuts, and fuzzy search.
A Neovim plugin that integrates SSH and SSHFS to manage remote systems as local files.
A Neovim task runner that uses JSON/YAML configuration files and integrates with toggleterm.nvim and telescope.nvim.
A dark Neovim theme written in Lua with customizable syntax highlighting and UI colors.
A collection of pre-built, distro-agnostic UI components for customizing Neovim's statusline, winbar, tabline, and statuscolumn with Heirline.
A Neovim plugin that lets you edit database tables like Vim buffers with live SQL preview, transaction undo, and cross-database federation.
A Neovim plugin for creating and presenting slides directly within the editor using Lua.
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 minimal, single-file Neovim configuration specifically optimized for Python development with modern tooling.
A Neovim plugin that automatically refactors Python imports when files or directories are moved or renamed.
A Neovim plugin written in Rust for moving lines and visual selections up and down with custom keybinds.
A Neovim fuzzy finder plugin that updates search results on every keystroke.
A collection of 15 desert-inspired high-contrast Neovim colorschemes with dual dark/light modes and AAA WCAG compliance.
A highly customized Neovim configuration designed as a personal IDE, featuring LSP support, debugging, note-taking, and AI integration.
A collection of interactive terminal user interfaces for Neovim to manage processes, containers, cloud resources, and developer tools.
Vim syntax highlighting and indentation plugin for Svelte component files (.svelte).
A Neovim plugin for creating and editing markdown tables with live preview and intuitive cell navigation.
A NeoVim plugin for tracking time spent on files, projects, repositories, and filetypes with local logging and inactivity detection.
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