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A guide to writing snippets in Lua with LaTeX-themed GIFs and real-life examples by @ejmastnak. A collection of LuaSnip guides by @evesdropper, with most of them also in a LaTeX context. An introductory LuaSnip video tutorial for beginners by Ziontee113. Inspired by vsnip.vim.
Snippet Engine for Neovim written in Lua. Contribute to L3MON4D3/LuaSnip development by creating an account on GitHub.
Why not start off with a small introduction of LuaSnip and UltiSnips? LuaSnip, like UltiSnips, is a snippet plugin for (Neo)vim which allows for faster code writing. However, the two have a few main differences.
Well, in that case, how can we create and modify snippet nodes to our liking? Two common ways I use are captures with Lua Patterns (regex) and using the user_args argument of a Dynamic Node. Let’s take a look at some examples: Example 1: Matrix Snippets - Regex Dynamic Snippets
It covers the use of the Lua snippets loader, the basics of Luasnip, and creating code snippets to improve coding efficiency. The article provides examples and details on various nodes, such as choice nodes, function nodes, snippet nodes, and dynamic nodes, along with their usage in creating snippets for Lua and general coding.
16 maj 2022 · The idea to expand blocks of text/code just but pressing a few key strokes seems very interesting. At the time of writing, there’s a good amount of snippet plugins available for Neovim. Since I’m already using LuaSnip for my LSP completion (nvim-cmp), I’ve decided to stick with this plugin.
31 lip 2022 · In LuaSnip, snippets defined using Lua are just a table calling some agreed-upon functions. Here is an example from the documentation : ls.add_snippets ( "all" , { s ( "ternary" , { -- equivalent to "${1:cond} ? ${2:then} : ${3:else}" i ( 1 , "cond" ), t ( " ? " ), i ( 2 , "then" ), t ( " : " ), i ( 3 , "else" ) }) })
