Improve layout and user customizability #2
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This structure is automatically recognized by Lazy.nvim, which allows to
do the following:
```lua
{
'jrop/jq.nvim',
config = true, -- for default configuration
-- or
config = {
-- options here
},
}
```
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This update would require 0.10 (which is the latest stable release). If you want to support older versions, I can look into the possibilities to do that. |
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Hi @yochem, thanks for the contribution! As of late, I don't even have this plugin installed in my own config anymore, as I had hit some performance bottlenecks in huge JSON files, so I moved to just running: :%!jq '...'When I want to do processing. Based on time-constraints, I'm haven't decided if I want to devote the time to maintain this plugin in the future, so let me give it some thought. Feel free to ping me if I forget 😄 (I'm on GitHub fairly often). |
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Sure! If you want, I can also help maintain, or maintain a fork of this repo. |
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Hey @jrop, just checking in – have you decided yet? Otherwise, I think I'm gonna maintain my own version of this project, see yochem/jq-playground.nvim. It's currently a fork, but I don't think forks can have an issue tab. Would it be okay with you if I create a standalone repo for it? Of course, I can credit you in the readme or somewhere else (and your commits wills stay). Let me know what you think. -- Yochem |
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Hi @yochem , how about the following solution: you go ahead and maintain your fork, and I will probably archive this repo in the near future (after updating the README pointing others to your fork)? What do you think of that? |
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Sounds good! Just have to check how I can enable issues on my fork :) |
Hi!
Love the idea of this plugin. I wanted to add some more options for user customizability and use more of the updated neovim api instead of relying on old vim functions.
I changed a lot, so the result is pretty much a rewrite of the whole lua plugin 😅. I hope you don't mind.
Here is a list of new features:
:q'ing any more!require('jq').setup()function (as package managers like lazy.nvim expect):Jqhorizontalis still available for backwards compatibility:Jquses the same layout as NeoVim's:InspectTreewith query editor. This should feel familiar to usersI hope you like it! If you have questions, suggestions or anything else, let me know! I can also write a help page about the plugin and document the code if you want.