Tree Sitter
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A Kakoune/Neovim-inspired modal text editor written in Rust, featuring multiple selections and built-in language server support.
A structural diff tool that compares files based on their syntax, not just lines.
A parser generator tool and incremental parsing library for building syntax trees in programming tools.
A Neovim plugin that provides an abstraction layer for installing and managing tree-sitter parsers and queries.
A CLI tool for structural code search, linting, and rewriting using abstract syntax trees, written in Rust.
A dark Neovim colorscheme inspired by Katsushika Hokusai's painting, offering high contrast and extensive customization.
A cinematic Git commit replay tool for the terminal, turning your Git history into a living, animated story.
A green-based, warm and soft color scheme for Vim designed to protect developers' eyes.
A hackable Markdown, HTML, LaTeX, Typst, and Asciidoc previewer plugin for Neovim.
A Neovim plugin that provides syntax-aware text objects for selection, movement, swapping, and peeking using Tree-sitter queries.
A language server for Bash that provides IDE-like features such as code completion, diagnostics, and formatting for shell scripts.
A fast semantic search tool for C/C++ codebases that uses AST pattern matching to help security researchers find interesting functionality.
A (Neo)Vim plugin that automatically highlights all occurrences of the word under the cursor using LSP, Tree-sitter, or regex.
A Neovim plugin that uses Tree-sitter to automatically close and rename HTML/XML tags across multiple filetypes.
A fast, asynchronous HTTP client for Neovim that runs HTTP requests directly from .http files within the editor.
A Neovim plugin that automatically generates code annotations for multiple languages and documentation conventions.
A Neovim plugin that dims inactive code portions using TreeSitter for enhanced focus.
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