vim-commentr
The commenter plugin for Vim.
Features
- Block or inline? Commentr automagically picks the best one for you.
- Commentr can comment every single $h!t character for you. No restrictions. Comment with the full power of motions.
- Commentr is also file-type aware and properly escapes comments, so you never again have to fear of editing HTML or Vue files.
- Insert documentation, module or any other kind of comments into Rust or anywhere you want. Add your bindings for your favourite groups and configuration.
- Everything configurable with a single line.
- Does not use
setline(). - Lightweight.
- Impossible? Install and try out.
Documentation
See :help commentr.
Quick Usage
See :help commentr-builtin-mappings
Why?
Because other comment plugins are a mess. Really. Look at the only two, somewhat competitive commenter plugin that I know about: nerdcommenter and tcomment. Compared to them, commentr is clean, lightweight and flexible. I tried nerdcommenter but it has some serious defects for my usecase and as I remember I had poor experience with motion commenting. I also wanted to try tcomment, but WTF?! When I looked at the keybindings again WTF?! When I saw that it has separate keybindings for inline and block-style commenting... no, no, thanks not, I just don't care about it. Looking inside them, you can see they are both consist of about 2500 lines of Vim-script. commentr is just 1000 or even less. Ask yourself what's that additional 1500 lines. Hacks? Workarounds?
License
Released under the GNU General Public License version v3.0 or later.