Treesitter
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A Neovim plugin that renders Markdown files with enhanced visual styling, icons, and syntax highlighting directly in the editor.
A smart and powerful commenting plugin for Neovim with treesitter support, dot repeat, motions, and hooks.
A powerful snippet engine for Neovim, written in Lua, supporting LSP-style snippets and advanced transformations.
A Neovim plugin to highlight, list, and search for TODO, FIX, HACK, and other comment annotations in your code.
A Neovim plugin for enhanced code navigation using search labels, character motions, and Treesitter integration.
A super powerful autopair plugin for Neovim written in Lua that automatically inserts and manages bracket pairs.
A highly customizable theme for Vim and Neovim with support for LSP, Treesitter, and many plugins.
A high-performance, feature-rich autocompletion engine for Neovim with SQLite caching, concurrent scheduling, and extensive language support.
A Neovim plugin that displays the current code context (function, class, etc.) at the top of the window using Tree-sitter.
An extensible framework for running and interacting with tests directly within the NeoVim editor.
A modern, high-performance folding plugin for Neovim that enhances fold visuals and integrates with LSP and treesitter.
A feature-rich Go development plugin for Neovim with LSP, debugging, AI assistance, and code generation.
A Lua port of the classic gruvbox color scheme for Neovim with Tree-sitter and LSP semantic highlight support.
A collection of GitHub's official color themes for Neovim, supporting multiple variants and high customizability.
A Neovim plugin that provides a code outline window for quick navigation and skimming using LSP and Tree-sitter.
A Neovim plugin that uses Tree-sitter to automatically close and rename HTML/XML tags across multiple filetypes.
Enhances Neovim's quickfix window with a comfortable preview, fuzzy search, and advanced filtering.
A Lua-based dark and light colorscheme for Neovim >= 0.9, offering 8 theme styles based on Atom's One Dark and Light themes.
A polished, IDE-like, highly-customizable winbar for Neovim with drop-down menus and multiple backends.
A Neovim plugin that dims inactive code portions using TreeSitter for enhanced focus.
A Neovim plugin for code analysis and navigation using LSP and Treesitter, providing IDE-like features with visual interfaces.
A Neovim plugin for splitting and joining code blocks like arrays, objects, and statements using Tree-Sitter.
A Neovim treesitter plugin that dynamically sets the commentstring based on the cursor's location in a file.
A fast, modern Material-inspired colorscheme for NeoVim written in Lua with built-in LSP and TreeSitter support.
A Neovim sidebar plugin that visualizes and navigates code symbols in a tree hierarchy, powered by LSP and other providers.
A treesitter-based structural search and replace plugin for Neovim, enabling AST-level code transformations.
A Neovim/Vim color scheme that faithfully replicates Visual Studio Code's Dark+ and Light+ themes.
A pre-configured NeoVim distribution that transforms NeoVim into a fast, feature-rich general-purpose IDE.
A Lua-based Dracula theme for Neovim with extensive plugin support and customization options.
A cozy Neovim colorscheme with seasonal variants designed for comfortable morning coding.
A Neovim theme combining Nord and Atom One Dark color palettes for a vibrant, Treesitter-enhanced programming experience.
Neovim plugin for building base16 colorschemes with built-in Treesitter and LSP support.
A highly customizable Neovim autopairing plugin with Tree-sitter support, multiline pairing, and filetype detection.
Neovim plugin providing location and syntax aware text objects that intelligently select code based on context.
A Neovim plugin that highlights function argument definitions and usages using Treesitter, with optional highlighting for unused arguments.
A customizable, mostly monochrome Neovim colorscheme that's easy on the eyes and supports Treesitter, LSP, and many plugins.
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