flux is a programming langauge for data open sourced by InfluxData. Editor and IDE are not a commodity anymore and languages needs to support them in order to improve the developer happiness. The Flux community is doing a lot of work be as friendly as possible. This plugin will make your experience with flux awesome in VIM!
What it (will) provide:
- Syntax highlight
- Query an InfluxDB OSS/Cloud with a friendly output.
- With a proper language server client you can enjoy flux-lsp for autocompletion and inspection.
- NerdCommenter integration to make commenting easy
- Convert to AST for debugging purpose
- I don't know... Tell me.
Install
Install
- Vim 8 packages
git clone https://github.com/gianarb/vim-flux.git ~/.vim/pack/plugins/start/vim-flux
- Pathogen
git clone https://github.com/gianarb/vim-flux.git ~/.vim/bundle/vim-flux
- vim-plug
Plug 'gianarb/vim-flux'
- Vundle
Plugin 'gianarb/vim-flux'
The Query an InfluxDB feature depends on
mattn/webapi-vim, be sure to install it
as well.
Syntax Highlight
When you open .flux file it will automatically detect the filetype and it
will highight the code.
Query an InfluxDB
If you have a InfluxDB v2 reachable at http://localhost:9999 this plugin can
query it using the selected part of the script you have open in your current
buffer.
How does it work?! Open a .flux file with your queries/query. Enter visual
mode and select the query or the part you would like to sent to InfluxDB and
type :FluxQueryInfluxDB orgName. Behind the scene the select string will be sent to
http://localhost:9999/api/v2/query and the request will be printed as readonly
buffer in a new window.
By default the InfluxDB host port is https://localhost:9999. You can override
it via global vim variable:
let g:influxdbHostPort = "http://influxcloud:9999"
As you probably know InfluxDB 2 has authentication enable by default. vim-flux
by default reads it from ~/.influxdbv2/credentials in order to override this
behavior you can set the variable g:influxdbAuthToken with your token.
You can run the entire script in your current window with the command:
:%FluxQueryInfluxDB orgName