Filetype Based Template Plugin For Neovim

Installation

Using lazy.nvim

-- init.lua:
{
'doganalper/template.nvim', config=function()
require("template").setup({
-- custom config
})
end
}

Defaults

{
mappings= {
switch_template="<leader>st",
},
templates= {
[filetype] = {
name="<name of the template to be displayed on selector>",
template= {
"template lines"
}
}
},
}

Customization

require('doganalper/template.nvim').setup({
-- configuration for mappingsmappings= {
-- this will call a function for switching templates-- if filetype has multiple templateswitch_template="<leader>st",
jump_to_next_marker="]m",
jump_to_prev_marker="[m",
},
templates= {}
})

Example Templates

templates= {
vue= {
{
name="Vue 2 JS",
template= {
"<template>",
"<div>",
"</div>",
"<template>",
"",
"<script>",
"export default {}",
"</script>",
},
},
{
name="Vue 2 Ts",
template= {
"<template>",
"<div>",
"</div>",
"</template>",
"",
'<script lang="ts">',
"import Vue from 'vue';",
"export default Vue.extend({})",
"</script>",
},
},
{
name="Vue 3",
template= {
'<script lang="ts" setup></script>',
"",
"<template></template>",
},
},
},
},

Default Mappings

Mappings	Action
<leader>st	[S]witch [T]emplate
]m	Jump To Next Marker
[m	Jump To Prev Marker

File Variables

Currently you can use {F_NAME} to insert filename and {F_NAME_NO_EXTENSION} to insert filename without file extensions to your templates. More variables will be implemented depending on usage/request.

Jump Markers

You can place pipe | to mark a place on template to jump to that location with default or user given mapping.

TODO List

• Add switching places with <Tab> and <S-Tab>.
• Find a way to easily add indents to templates.