You can makeit.nvim ❤️
Makeit.nvim lists the options defined on your project Makefile
After selecting an option, you can visualize the result
In scenarios where you prefer to manually write your own commands to build and run your project, instead of using compiler.nvim.
lazy.nvim package manager
{ -- This plugin
"Zeioth/makeit.nvim",
cmd = {"MakeitOpen", "MakeitToggleResults", "MakeitRedo"},
dependencies = { "stevearc/overseer.nvim" },
opts = {},
},
{ -- The task runner we use
"stevearc/overseer.nvim",
commit = "400e762648b70397d0d315e5acaf0ff3597f2d8b",
cmd = {"MakeitOpen", "MakeitToggleResults", "MakeitRedo"},
opts = {
task_list = {
direction = "bottom",
min_height = 25,
max_height = 25,
default_detail = 1
},
},
},| Command | Description |
|---|---|
:MakeitOpen |
Shows all the options defined in your Makefile. |
:MakeitToggleResults |
Open or close the results of running your makefile. |
:MakeitRedo |
Redo the last selected option. |
:MakeitStop |
Dispose all tasks. |
- Do this plugin support any operative system?
YES: As long as you can run the commands
makeandechoon your terminal, makeit.nvim will be able to use them.