Currently still a work in progress.
the bin/.bin/openapi file will be a bash script for interfacing with an
openapi file. Currently it does things like listing requests, servers,
and viewing a request in json format.
The function added to fzf.zsh adds a zsh widget so that I can press a
keybinding (in my case ^o) to complete the command. It uses the above
script and fzf to make the selection. Currently supports http / https /
curl
The widget looks for an environment variable called OPENAPI which should
point to the openapi file. This is set in zshrc if a project is set.
After talking to Scot, I thought it may be helpful to add an example awk
command for grouping rows. In the example added, awk will show only the
compliance name, along with a comma seperated list of ip addresses
This allows neovim instances to share registers, marks, command history
and some other bits.
See :h shada
Augroup stolen from here:
https://vi.stackexchange.com/a/24564
Greg Hurrell video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3jDafvUESbs
This allows me to jump between c source, header and test files easily.
It is capable of a lot more than this but I haven't looked into it too
much yet.
Now uses ccls instead of clang for c language server. Seems better at
jumping to definition.
Also adds <leader k> to open man page since shift k is now overwritten
with the popup for the declaration that lsp provides
Heavily inspired by this: https://dev.to/frost/fish-style-abbreviations-in-zsh-40aa
When space is pushed, zsh will try to expand any aliases that I have put
in the array in this file.
It is currently quite basic, only looking at the first word on the
command line.
Jonathan Hodgson