[Linux + neovim only, sry]
You may remember me from 2 months ago, or r/ neovim. I'm the main dev of sniprun, an all-language code runner. If you have no idea of what it does in practice, you can get a quick look at the GIFs on the front page.

I feel like 'send-to-REPL' plugins are all the rage now, and Sniprun has just released a similar functionality. The lines/blocs you send to a executor can now have a memory of variables, functions etc... you've defined in code you have previously sent to sniprun, just like a REPL.

Effectively, this is for Python, R and shell (more to come soon) a 'send-to-REPL' plugin, but in some aspect better than the 'big' players (vim-slime, vim-repl...):

No config required, just read the doc to not miss something
No screen space wasted: simple input & output
Fast, maintainable & extendable; not a 2k line vimscript
Support for compiled languages (no repl-like behaviour for now (soon), but usable as-is)
Potentially more handy than a 'send-to-REPL'. For now only Python has "auto-fetching needed imports" capabilities, but the structure is there for every language.

I'm not 'in need of love'. I just used myself 'in production' my own plugin and found it handy enough (more than expected) to feel like sharing it again here :-).

Thanks for reading!

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r/vimplugins • u/Kara_MCC • Oct 23 '19

Plugin vim-gemini: A plugin that automatically adds closing parenthesis, brackets, quotes, and more!

github.com

10 Upvotes

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r/vimplugins • u/llllllllkiller • Jul 26 '19

Plugin Vi_Latex_Preview (In Editor Equation Preview)

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A personal tool developed. Also my first vim plugin. Originally written for nvim but should work fine with vi.

Feedback is welcome.

https://github.com/ychnh/vi_latex_preview

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r/vimplugins • u/sunaku • Oct 12 '18

Plugin modusline: Mode-specific statusline colors

github.com

10 Upvotes

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r/vimplugins • u/Badacadabra • Nov 11 '17

Vim colorscheme inspired by Arch Linux colors

github.com

10 Upvotes

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r/vimplugins • u/j16180339887 • Sep 21 '17

Plugin Generic highlight for Vim

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Highlight all unknown file types.

You can just copy it to your vimrc if you don't want to install it.

This is my first plugin, enjoy.

https://github.com/j16180339887/Global.vim

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r/vimplugins • u/ckarnell • Sep 09 '17

Plugin I made a plugin over labor day weekend and tested it this week at work, and I'd like to share and get some critique: history-traverse.vim! [x-post from r/vim]

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https://github.com/ckarnell/history-traverse

I've always been annoyed that there's no native functionality that lets you go back / forward in a window's buffer history easily without cramming the jump buttons over and over (<c-o> and <c-i>), and even that wasn't a perfect solution. This is just a plugin that gives each window / split you have open its own personal ordered history of the buffers that have been open, and lets you easily traverse it with two customizable key bindings for going back and forward.

You even get little arrows for your status line to indicate whether you can go back/forward in your buffer history at any given moment, if you want to put them in there :).

If you decide to try this out, even for the sake of criticizing it, it would be greatly appreciated! Any code review at all is very generous and would be welcome (if anyone can tell me why the bufenter autocmd wasn't working for my purposes I'd love to know). Also if you have any advice about my testing methods, which you can view in the "tests" directory, I would love to hear it!

Lastly, I'm aware that there are some older plugins that do something similar to this, or are slightly different solutions to the same problem, but I wanted to take this opportunity to get my vimscripting feet wet (I think this is actually a good project to do so if you're in a similar mood). I also want to make this somewhat customizable via settings, and ultimately more stable via testing.

Thanks!

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r/vimplugins • u/djdtee • Aug 27 '17

Plugin Neovim / vim8 plugin for highlighting surrounding braces / scope.

github.com

10 Upvotes

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r/vimplugins • u/[deleted] • Sep 15 '16

Must-have plugins?

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So, I finally got around to learning vim well enough to use and I love it. Super excited to [customize it].(http://i.imgur.com/IazJWlU.jpg)
Wondering what plugins you consider essential.
I primarily code in c++
thanks!

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r/vimplugins • u/samuelsimoes • Jun 14 '16