nvim-utils 0.1.3

Utilities for writing neovim plugins in rust
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# Nvim-Utils: Utilities for writing Neovim plugins in Rust

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Interacting with Neovim's lua api in Rust can be a bit of a pain. `nvim-utils` aims to make it easier and quicker to develop Neovim plugins in Rust by removing as much of the required boilerplate as possible, and implementing bindings for the `vim.*` lua api.

Using `nvim-utils` is as simple as adding it to your `Cargo.toml`:

```toml
[dependencies]
nvim-utils = "0.1.3"
```

or

```sh
cargo add nvim-utils
```

## Features

`nvim-utils` provides utilities for:

- Declaratively building lua modules using `mlua`
- Interacting with Neovim's lua api
- Logging using `vim.notify`
- Accessing common lua builtin functions like `require` and `print`
- And more to come!

## Documentation

Check out the examples for a simple example plugin, or my plugin [moveline](https://github.com/willothy/moveline.nvim) for a slightly more complex one.

Open [docs.rs/nvim-utils](https://docs.rs/nvim-utils) for the full documentation.

## Plugins using nvim-utils

If you build a plugin using `nvim-utils`, submit a PR or let me know and I'll list it here!

- [willothy/moveline.nvim](https://github.com/willothy/moveline.nvim): Easily move lines up and down