Edit remote files with local neovim configuration.
Edit them as local directories.
No other dependencies required for remote machine except ssh.
First add a configuration.
Here is an example.
[
{
"host": "localhost",
"user": "user",
"passwd": "passwd",
"remote_dir": "/home/niuiic/Documents/projects/nvim/remote.nvim",
"mount_point": "remote.nvim",
"options": ["-p", 22]
},
{
"host": "10.10.11.12",
"user": "user",
"passwd": "passwd",
"remote_dir": "/home/niuiic/Documents/projects/nvim/remote2.nvim",
"mount_point": "remote2.nvim"
}
]
remote_dir
andmount_point
should be directories.options
will be passed tosshfs
.
Then you can connect to remote directory with require("remote").connect()
.
Avaliable functions.
function | desc |
---|---|
connect | connect to the remote directories |
disconnect | disconnect |
reconnect | reconnect |
edit_config | edit configuration |
check_log | check log file |
- sshfs
- sshpass
- umount
- niuiic/core.nvim
All dependencies are only required locally.
Here is the default configuration.
{
config_file = ".nvim/remote.json",
log_file = ".nvim/remote.log",
unmount = function(path)
return "umount " .. path
end,
disconnect_on_leave = true,
---@type fun(config: remote.Config)
on_each_to_connect = function() end,
---@type fun(config: remote.Config)
on_each_connected = function() end,
---@type fun(config: remote.Config)
on_each_to_disconnect = function() end,
---@type fun(config: remote.Config)
on_each_disconnected = function() end,
}
---@class remote.Config
---@field host string
---@field user string
---@field passwd string
---@field remote_dir string
---@field mount_point string
---@field options string[] | nil
- Remote directories were not mounted/unmounted correctly
Check log file, sshfs command may failed for some reason.
- Remote directories were not updated
Check the document of sshfs.
- Neovim is stuck
Someting wrong with ssh, cancel the task with <C-c>
and check you configuration.
- Failed to unmount directories
It may not be possiable to unmount the directories if ssh is unable to connect to the remote machine. You can modify the unmount
option in configuration to force umount and avoid stuck process. (This always require root privileges, so it's an option.)