Treesitter
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A dark color scheme for Vim and Neovim inspired by the woods, built with lush.nvim.
A NeoVim plugin for printf-style debugging that inserts debug statements with file, line, and variable info across 40+ languages.
A Neovim plugin providing elegant folding features with LSP/Treesitter integration, fold decorations, and intuitive keymaps.
A Neovim plugin that enhances completion menus with syntax highlighting and smart formatting for multiple language servers.
A dark green Neovim color scheme designed to reduce eye strain with Lua-based Tree-sitter and LSP highlighting.
A Gruvbox color scheme variation for Neovim with full TreeSitter support and extensive customization.
A Lua port of the Everforest color scheme for Neovim, offering dark and light modes with adjustable background hardness.
Highly accessible Neovim themes with WCAG AAA contrast compliance, ported from GNU Emacs Modus Themes.
A Neovim plugin for navigating code symbols with live preview, fuzzy finding, and order-preserving hierarchy, inspired by Zed.
A Neovim plugin that displays virtual text showing the current context (functions, methods, statements) using treesitter.
A dark Neovim colorscheme written in Lua with Tree-sitter syntax support.
A vivid 24-bit dark color scheme for Vim/NeoVim, highly configurable with fast startup and extensive plugin support.
A NeoVim plugin that annotates source code with profiling data from perf, LuaJIT, and other profilers to visualize performance bottlenecks.
A faithful Neovim port of the Night Owl VSCode theme with extended Treesitter and semantic token support.
A clean and elegant Neovim theme using the Arctic Nord color palette with extensive plugin support.
A Neovim colorscheme that implements the GNOME Adwaita design language for a consistent desktop experience.
A minimal and blazing fast indentline plugin for NeoVim that renders in the screen redraw circle.
A Neovim colorscheme with handcrafted support for LSP and Tree-sitter to reduce syntax noise.
A Lua port of doom-emacs' doom-one colorscheme for Neovim, offering a dark aesthetic with extensive customization.
A collection of modern, Lua-based color schemes for Neovim with full Treesitter and LSP support.
A vibrant Neovim color theme blending lava red and ice blue with extensive customization options.
A Neovim plugin that provides AI-powered local edit completions and cursor predictions using various model backends.
A modern black Neovim theme written in Lua with comfortable color contrast and LSP/treesitter support.
A Neovim color scheme ported from VSCode Dark+ and Dark Modern themes with Treesitter and semantic token highlighting.
A Neovim plugin for running and debugging Jest tests directly from the editor.
A Lua-based Neovim colorscheme ported from NeoSolarized with enhanced syntax highlighting and transparency support.
A customizable Neovim colorscheme with multiple style options, vivid colors, and eye-friendly soft contrast.
Treesitter-powered diff syntax highlighting for Neovim, enhancing built-in diff mode with language-aware highlighting.
A modern, highly customizable undo tree plugin for Neovim with live syntax-aware diff previews.
Neovim plugin that swaps closest sibling nodes (arguments, parameters, array items, etc.) using Tree-Sitter for language-aware editing.
A nord-esque colorscheme for Neovim with extensive plugin support and customization options.
A dark/light Neovim theme based on the Monokai palette with extensive plugin support and customization.
A Neovim plugin that splits arguments and containers onto separate lines, powered by treesitter.
Provides original nvim-treesitter modules (folding, highlighting, incremental selection, indentation) as a configurable plugin for older Neovim setups.
A Neovim plugin that automatically adjusts pasted code to the correct indentation level using a three-tier strategy.
A modern, fast Neovim colorscheme written in Lua with extensive plugin support and customization options.
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