Scan and highlight all marks in your buffer.
- Neovim version 0.5 or newer.
lazy.nvim
{
'winston0410/mark-radar.nvim',
config = function()
require('mark-radar').setup({
-- options
})
end,
}
paq.nvim
paq{'winston0410/mark-radar.nvim'}
packer.nvim
use
{
'winston0410/mark-radar.nvim',
require("mark-radar").setup{
-- your options here, such as:
-- highlight_group = "<group_name>"
}
}
vim-plug
Plug 'winston0410/mark-radar.nvim'
After you have installed, call setup
to start using this plugin.
require("mark-radar").setup()
This is the default configuration.
local opts = {
set_default_mappings = true,
highlight_group = "RadarMark",
background_highlight = true,
background_highlight_group = "RadarBackground",
text_position = "overlay",
show_marks_at_jump_positions = true,
}
You can pass a table in setup()
to override the default configuration.
require("mark-radar").setup(opts)
Possible values for text_position
are "eol"
, "overlay"
, "right_align"
,
and "inline"
. See the virt_text_pos
description in :h nvim_buf_set_extmark
for more information.
The default mappings to activate mark-radar are the backtick/grave key
(`) and the apostrophe key ('). See :h mark-motions
for
details.
This plugin is greatly inspired by
hop.nvim