Nvim-Utils: Utilities for writing Neovim plugins in Rust

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 = "0.1.4"

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 for a slightly more complex one.

Open 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: Easily move lines up and down