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static.nvim

Plugin for Neovim to enhance the experience of developing a site using a static site generator.

Installation

{
    'jaytyrrell13/static.nvim',
    opts = {},
    keys = {
        { '<leader>Sb', ':Static build<cr>' },
        { '<leader>Ss', ':Static serve<cr>' },
        { '<leader>Sp', ':Static prod<cr>' },
    },
}

Packer:

use {
    'jaytyrrell13/static.nvim',
    config = function()
        require('static').setup()
    end
}

Add your preferred mappings to your configuration:

nmap <leader>Sb :Static build<cr>
nmap <leader>Ss :Static serve<cr>
nmap <leader>Sp :Static prod<cr>

Usage

Running :Static build<cr> for example, will determine the Static Site Generator and then run the build command that is configured in runners.lua.

If you'd like to run a specific Static Site Generator, you can specify it in the command like :Static astro build<cr>.

Supported Static Site Generators:

Commands

Command	Description
`build`	Build the site for local development
`serve`	Start a webserver to view the site
`prod`	Build the site for production

Note: Some Static Site Generators do not support the prod command, use the build command instead.

Parameters

Any parameters passed to one of the commands is passed along to the underlying command. For example, if you'd like to use a different port for the serve command, you can run:

:Static serve --port=8081

Strategies

This plugin can execute the SSG commands using different methods called "strategies".

Strategy	Identifier	Description
Basic (default)	`basic`	Runs commands using `!`
Neovim	`neovim`	Runs commands using `:terminal` in a horizontal split
Dispatch	`dispatch` `dispatch_background`	Runs commands using `:Dispatch` or `:Dispatch!`

Configuration

static.nvim comes with the following defaults:

{
  strategy = 'basic',
}

Snippets

This plugin also includes snippets for Astro. To use them, add this plugin as a dependency of LuaSnip.

{
    'L3MON4D3/LuaSnip',
    dependencies = {
        'jaytyrrell13/static.nvim',
    }
}

Also, make sure to have this line in your config for LuaSnip.

require('luasnip.loaders.from_vscode').lazy_load()

Support

If you'd like to support the development of static.nvim, you can buy me a coffee.