Wrist May Cry

Vim is all about making text editing as efficient and ergonomic as possible. But what if it was optimal not to always edit optimally? WMC is a Neovim plugin that encourages variety in used motions through Devil May Cry-inspired style ranks.

Showcase

wmc-demo.mp4

Requirements

• Neovim >= 0.11.0

Installation

lazy.nvim

return {
    "pakut2/wmc.nvim",
    lazy = false,
    version = "*", -- use `branch = "main"`, to reference the latest unstable changes
}

rocks.nvim

:Rocks install wmc.nvim

Configuration

Note

Calling the setup function is optional.

Default Settings

require("wmc").setup({
	enabled = true,
	ui = {
		anchor = "NE",
		row = 1,
		col = function()
			return vim.o.columns - 5
		end,
		zindex = 50,
		border = "none",
	},
	logger = {
		enabled = false,
		log_file_path = vim.fn.stdpath("data") .. "/wmc.log",
	},
})

Option	Explanation
enabled	Toggle wmc
ui	Configure style rank display window (partially derived from vim.api.keyset.win_config). row and col support passing a function for dynamic Neovim window resize handling
logger	Toggle debug logging and change log destination

Development

• Formatter - stylua
• Linter - luacheck
• Pre-Commit hooks - pre-commit

Running tests

Tests are executed with Neovim as the Lua interpreter with busted.

Install Test Dependencies

luarocks install --tree lua_modules --lua-version 5.1 nlua
luarocks install --tree lua_modules --lua-version 5.1 busted

Run Tests

eval "$(luarocks path --tree lua_modules --lua-version 5.1)"
luarocks test --lua-version 5.1