Treesitter
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A Neovim plugin providing syntax highlighting, LSP features, and editor support for the nushell language.
A Neovim color scheme that replicates Sublime Text 4's Monokai theme with extensive plugin support.
A Neovim plugin for smart, customizable insertion of various log statements using Treesitter for intelligent variable detection and placement.
A Neovim plugin that extends the ; and , keys to repeat all ]/[ motions like diagnostics, quickfix, and treesitter jumps.
A Neovim plugin that enables remote file editing with full LSP and TreeSitter support by running language servers on remote machines while keeping editing local.
A modern Lua port of the classic Zenburn low-contrast color scheme for Neovim, designed for long coding sessions.
A Neovim plugin that creates language-aware comment frames using Tree-sitter for automatic syntax detection.
A Neovim plugin to split or join list-like syntax constructs like arrays, objects, and HTML tags.
A Neovim plugin that provides treesitter-based syntax highlighting for embedded languages in Home Manager Nix configuration files.
A Neovim plugin that visualizes Go struct and interface implementations directly in the editor.
Neovim plugin that automatically converts strings to f-strings or template strings and back in Python, JavaScript, and Lua.
A Neovim plugin providing context-aware indent textobjects powered by Treesitter for smarter code block selection.
A dark Neovim colorscheme with LSP and TreeSitter support, available in two distinct styles.
A Neovim plugin that automatically inserts Python import statements using lookup tables, project analysis, and LSP completion.
A Neovim plugin that visually masks sensitive values in configuration files during screen sharing without modifying file content.
A NeoVim plugin that enables progressive expansion and collapse of TypeScript types directly inside hover floats.
A Neovim plugin for viewing, reordering, renaming, duplicating, deleting, and annotating code declarations via a floating window or split.
A blazing fast Neovim configuration optimized for full-stack Java development with Spring Boot and Angular.
A gloom-inspired color scheme for Neovim built with the colorbuddy framework.
A Lua-based colorscheme for Neovim with treesitter and built-in LSP support, based on the codeschool.vim palette.
A dark Neovim colorscheme written in Lua with built-in LSP and Treesitter support.
A Neovim plugin that highlights markdown code blocks using treesitter queries for better visual distinction.
A Neovim color scheme inspired by the LYT-Mode theme for Obsidian, offering a unique middle-ground between light and dark modes.
A Neovim plugin that enhances markdown link handling with follow, create, open, and completion features.
JSX/TSX text-objects and motions for Neovim using Treesitter.
A Neovim plugin that simplifies editing markdown tables using Treesitter, even with lengthy cell content.
A Neovim port of the classic blue TextMate theme, designed to be easy on the eyes.
A dark NeoVim color scheme based on Zephyr, written in Lua for night coders.
A Neovim plugin for visual code chunk highlighting, context display, and line number enhancements, focused on simplicity and speed.
A Neovim plugin that makes movement commands repeatable with ; and , keys for treesitter textobjects and custom functions.
A lightweight Neovim plugin that automatically formats markdown tables by aligning pipes, cells, and headers.
A Neovim-first color scheme based on the paramount theme, built with Lush.nvim.
A Neovim plugin that automatically detects and applies JSON schemas for YAML files, with Kubernetes and CRD support.
A dark Neovim color scheme inspired by the Monokai theme with extensive plugin support.
Neovim plugin for swapping operands and operators in binary expressions using Tree-sitter.
A Neovim colorscheme port of Alduin with treesitter and semantic highlighting support.
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