A plugin to create junk files.
Use your favorite plugin manager. Using packer.nvim:
use("RobertAudi/junkfile.nvim")
use({
"RobertAudi/junkfile.nvim",
config = function()
require("junkfile").setup({
-- Directory where junk files are created.
-- Default: $XDG_CACHE_HOME/nvim/junkfile or "~/.cache/nvim/junkfile"
directory = "~/.cache/nvim/junkfile",
-- Ex command used when opening a junk file.
-- Default: "edit"
edit_command = "edit",
-- Whether or not the commands should be defined automatically.
-- Default: true
define_commands = true,
})
end,
})
Note: The functions are only available after calling require("junkfile").setup({})
.
-- Setup the junkfile plugin
-- Returns the junkfile modile
local junkfile = require("junkfile").setup({})
local junkfile = require("junkfile").setup({})
-- Variable holding the junkfile default options
junkfile.options -- { directory = "~/.cache/nvim/junkfile", edit_command = "edit", define_commands = true }
local junkfile = require("junkfile").setup({
directory = "~/.cache/junkfile",
edit_command = "split",
define_commands = false,
})
-- Variable holding the junkfile configured options
junkfile.options -- { directory = "~/.cache/junkfile", edit_command = "split", define_commands = false }
local junkfile = require("junkfile").setup({})
-- Restore the default options
-- Returns the junkfile module
junkfile.restore_defaults()
local junkfile = require("junkfile").setup({})
-- Open a new junk file using the configured edit command
junkfile.open()
-- Open a new junk file in the current window
junkfile.open(nil, { edit_command = "edit" })
-- Open a new junk file named "foo"
junkfile.open("foo", {})
-- Open a new junk file named "foo" and the ".lua" extention
junkfile.open("foo.lua", {})
-- Open a new junk file in a vertical split
junkfile.open(nil, { edit_command = "vsplit" })
-- Open a new junk file in a horizontal split
junkfile.open(nil, { edit_command = "split" })
-- Open a new junk file in a new tab
junkfile.open(nil, { edit_command = "tabedit" })
-- Open a new junk file with the contents of line 42
junkfile.open(nil, { line1 = 42 })
-- Open a new junk file with the contents of lines 42 through 73
junkfile.open(nil, { line1 = 42, line2 = 73 })
-- Open a new junk file named "foo" with the contents of lines 42 through 73
-- then append lines 6 through 22 to it
junkfile.open("foo", { line1 = 42, line2 = 73 })
junkfile.open("foo", { line1 = 6, line2 = 22 })
local junkfile = require("junkfile").setup({})
-- Save the current buffer to a new junk file and open it using the configured edit command
junkfile.save()
-- Save the current buffer to a new junk file named "foo"
junkfile.save("foo", {})
-- Save the current buffer to a new junk file named "foo" and the ".lua" extention
junkfile.save("foo.lua", {})
-- Save the current buffer to a new junk file in a vertical split
junkfile.save(nil, { edit_command = "vsplit" })
-- Save the current buffer to a new junk file in a horizontal split
junkfile.save(nil, { edit_command = "split" })
-- Save the current buffer to a new junk file in a new tab
junkfile.save(nil, { edit_command = "tabedit" })
Command | Description |
---|---|
:JunkfileOpen[!] [{filename}] |
Open a junk file using the configured command. |
:JunkfileEdit[!] [{filename}] |
Open a junk file in the current window |
:JunkfileVsplit[!] [{filename}] |
Open a junk file in a horizontal split |
:JunkfileSplit[!] [{filename}] |
Open a junk file in a vertical split |
:JunkfileTabEdit[!] [{filename}] |
Open a junk file in a new tab |
:JunkfileWrite [{filename}] |
Save the current buffer to a junk file and open it using the configured command |
:JunkfileSave [{filename}] |
Save the current buffer to a junk file and open it in the current window |
:JunkfileVsplitSave [{filename}] |
Save the current buffer to a junk file and open it in a vertical split |
:JunkfileSplitSave [{filename}] |
Save the current buffer to a junk file and open it in a new horizontal split |
:JunkfileTabSave [{filename}] |
Save the current buffer to a junk file and open it in a new tab |
This plugin is a Lua rewrite of junkfile.vim by Shougo Matsushita.
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Version 2, December 2004
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