nvim-repl-cells

Utility functions to add/remove/navigate/visual select "cells" of code in Neovim based on a marker between the cells.

TODO:

• Add language specific settings capability
  • Different markers
  • %paste -q for ipython (or better yet, output like codi.vim in output pane or virtual text)
    • Also pasting in other terminals, i.e. julia, in specific register
    • Explore other concise paste options for repls via paste_cmd language option (eval(Meta.parse("begin\n"clipboard()"\nend")) wrapped in for julia for example)
  • language specific REPL commands and flags
• Options flush out
  • Colors for highlighting
  • Default mappings
  • Setup function
• Additional terminal functionality
  • Show or don't show terminal on send commands
  • Possibly manipulate buffers as objects/classes from toggleterm rather than high-level commands
    • Name buffer terminals buffer name
    • Direct stdout of terminal channels to virtual text or "output pane" like codi.vim in case they only want to see output from the terminal
      • https://neovim.io/doc/user/channel.html#on_stdout
• Documentation
  • Comment lua functions
    • https://github.com/numToStr/lemmy-help/blob/master/emmylua.md
  • vimdoc
    • https://github.com/numToStr/lemmy-help
  • Fill out readme with feature gifs
• Fill out this README with overview of workflow that it supports and other alternative plugins
  • jupytext.vim: how it works well with this for jupyter notebooks
  • vim-ipython-cell: this was the inspiration. Doesn't depend on vim-slime and is lua only
  • vim-jukit: also an inspiration. Again, not buffer specific
  • jupyter-vim: complicated setup, not easy for remote work, etc.
  • magma-nvim: amazing plugin, complex, harder to debug because of hidden repl, images don't always work, lots of python
  • nvim-ipy: awesome, again, hard to access repl info, limited cell features, in python
  • jupyter_ascending.vim: separate process issues
  • iron.nvim: could work in combination with this but doesn't have buffer specific repls
  • termwrapper.nvim: same
  • nvim-repl: same
  • nvim-python-repl: same
  • repl.nvim: same
  • neoterm: same
  • vimcmdline: same
  • vim-slime: need to deal with separate process. Could work with the cell convenience commands
  • Example similar: https://www.maxwellrules.com/misc/nvim_jupyter.html
  • vim-textobj-hydrogen: text object for code cells, very similar to this, but not lua, inspiration
  • codi.vim: Nice repl that displays output (could be a nice feature)