0.3.0 • Published 7 years ago

tigris.rplugin.nvim v0.3.0

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2
License
MIT
Repository
github
Last release
7 years ago

tigris.nvim (alpha) Build Status

tigris is a NodeJS remote plugin for Neovim that provides async syntax highlighting for javascript (using babylon).

This project is largely inspired by chromatica, which in turn is largely inspired by deoplete and color_coded.

Features

  • Accurate highlighting for modern javascript (ES6, flowtype, JSX)

Comparison

Prerequisites

Tested on:

* macOS 10.11.6, Neovim 0.1.5, Node.js 6.3.1

Installation

Install Vim Plugins

Use a plugin manager (vim-plug, Neobundle, dein, etc). neovim/node-host requires running npm install. You may need to run install.sh in tigris.nvim as well.

vim-plug

Plug 'neovim/node-host', { 'do': 'npm install' }
Plug 'billyvg/tigris.nvim', { 'do': './install.sh' }

dein

call dein#add('neovim/node-host', { 'build': 'npm install' })
call dein#add('billyvg/tigris.nvim', { 'build': './install.sh' })

Or manually check out the repo and put the directory to your vim runtime path.

Updating

Update plugins via git or plugin manager (i.e. with vim-plug: :PlugUpdate). Then :UpdateRemotePlugins and finally restart Neovim.

How to use

You can use the :TigrisStart (as well as :TigrisToggle) command to parse your document once, and :TigrisStop to clear highlighting and disable parsing.

You can configure the parser to run at startup by

let g:tigris#enabled = 1

Debugging

:TigrisDebug will give you information about what highlighting groups your current cursor position is in. You must have debug mode turned on first. You can then use these groups for your own highlighting.

let g:tigris#debug = 1

On the fly highlighting

By default the plugin works as you change the buffer in Insert mode. Parsing is debounced with a 500ms delay (i.e. at most, the parser will only run once every 500ms). You can change this delay or disable this completely. When disabled, the parser will run when you enter a buffer or leave Insert mode.

let g:tigris#on_the_fly_enabled = 1
let g:tigris#delay = 500

Note that this may slowdown your system (especially with larger files) since it can potentially be traversing the AST every 500ms.

Known Issues

Missing/incorrect highlights

Please open an issue as this project is still young and there are many things still missing/incorrect.

Performance

This can be SLOW. Early measurements are around 400ms for 500 LoC on a 2015 MBP. I'm aiming for accuracy and completeness before performance.