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:tangerine: Tangerine :tangerine:

About • Installation • Setup • Commands • API • Development

About

Tangerine provides a painless way to add fennel to your config.

Features

• :fire: BLAZING fast, compile times in milliseconds
• :ocean: 100% support for interactive evaluation
• :bamboo: Control over when and how to compile
• :ribbon: Natively loads nvim/init.fnl

Comparison to other plugins

<b>HOTPOT :stew:</b>

• Abstracts too much away from the user.
• Hooks onto lua package searchers to compile [harder to debug].

<b>ANISEED :herb:</b>

• Excessively feature rich for use in dotfiles.
• Blindly compiles all files that it founds, resulting in slow load times.

Installation

1. Create file plugin/0-tangerine.lua to bootstrap tangerine:

[!IMPORTANT] If you are using lazy.nvim then you should create init.lua instead of plugin/0-tangerine.lua.

Refer to #20 for more information.

-- ~/.config/nvim/plugin/0-tangerine.lua or ~/.config/nvim/init.lua

-- pick your plugin manager
local pack = "tangerine" or "packer" or "paq" or "lazy"

local function bootstrap(url, ref)
    local name = url:gsub(".*/", "")
    local path

    if pack == "lazy" then
        path = vim.fn.stdpath("data") .. "/lazy/" .. name
        vim.opt.rtp:prepend(path)
    else
        path = vim.fn.stdpath("data") .. "/site/pack/".. pack .. "/start/" .. name
    end

    if vim.fn.isdirectory(path) == 0 then
        print(name .. ": installing in data dir...")

        vim.fn.system {"git", "clone", url, path}
        if ref then
            vim.fn.system {"git", "-C", path, "checkout", ref}
        end

        vim.cmd "redraw"
        print(name .. ": finished installing")
    end
end

-- for stable version [recommended]
bootstrap("https://github.com/udayvir-singh/tangerine.nvim", "v2.9")

-- for git head
bootstrap("https://github.com/udayvir-singh/tangerine.nvim")

2. Call tangerine setup() function, see config for valid options:

-- ~/.config/nvim/plugin/0-tangerine.lua

require "tangerine".setup {}

3. Invoke :FnlCompile manually or add hooks in setup.

:tanabata_tree: Now start writing your config in ~/.config/nvim/init.fnl.

:hibiscus: Optionally you can also install hibiscus for macros.

Package Management

Only use a package manager if you haven't used ref option in bootstrap function.

(local packer (require :packer))

(packer.startup (lambda [use]
  (use :udayvir-singh/tangerine.nvim)))

Using hibiscus macros:

(require-macros :hibiscus.packer)

(packer-setup {}) ; bootstraps packer

(packer
  (use! :udayvir-singh/tangerine.nvim))

(local paq (require :paq))

(paq [
  :udayvir-singh/tangerine.nvim
])

(local lazy (require :lazy))

(lazy.setup [
  :udayvir-singh/tangerine.nvim
])

Setup

Default config

Tangerine comes with sane defaults so that you can get going without having to add much to your config:

local nvim_dir = vim.fn.stdpath [[config]]

{
    vimrc   = nvim_dir .. "/init.fnl",
    source  = nvim_dir .. "/fnl",
    target  = nvim_dir .. "/lua",
    rtpdirs = {},

    custom = {
        -- list of custom [source target] chunks, for example:
        -- {"~/.config/awesome/fnl", "~/.config/awesome/lua"}
    },

    compiler = {
        float   = true,     -- show output in floating window
        clean   = true,     -- delete stale lua files
        force   = false,    -- disable diffing (not recommended)
        verbose = true,     -- enable messages showing compiled files

        globals = vim.tbl_keys(_G), -- list of alowed globals in fennel code

        -- wrapper function that provides access to underlying fennel compiler
        -- useful if you want to modify fennel API or want to provide your own fennel compiler
        adviser = function (fennel)
            -- for example, adding a custom macro path:
            -- fennel["macro-path"] = fennel["macro-path"] .. ";/custom/path/?.fnl"
            return fennel
        end,

        -- version of fennel to use, [ latest, 1-4-2, 1-4-1, 1-4-0, 1-3-1, 1-3-0, 1-2-1, 1-2-0, 1-1-0, 1-0-0, 0-10-0, 0-9-2 ]
        version = "latest",

        -- hooks for tangerine to compile on:
        -- "onsave" run every time you save fennel file in {source} dir
        -- "onload" run on VimEnter event
        -- "oninit" run before sourcing init.fnl [recommended than onload]
        hooks   = {}
    },

    eval = {
        float  = true,      -- show results in floating window
        luafmt = function() -- function that returns formatter with flags for peeked lua
            -- optionally install lua-format by running `$ luarocks install --local --server=https://luarocks.org/dev luaformatter`
            return {"~/.luarocks/bin/lua-format", "--column-limit", "80"}
        end,

        diagnostic = {
            virtual = true,  -- show errors in virtual text
            timeout = 10     -- how long should the error persist
        }
    },

    keymaps = {
        -- set them to <Nop> if you want to disable them
        eval_buffer = "gE",
        peek_buffer = "gL",
        goto_output = "gO",
        float = {
            next    = "<C-K>",
            prev    = "<C-J>",
            kill    = "<Esc>",
            close   = "<Enter>",
            resizef = "<C-W>=",
            resizeb = "<C-W>-"
        }
    },

    highlight = {
        float   = "Normal",
        success = "String",
        errors  = "DiagnosticError"
    },
}

Example Config

Here is config that I use in my dotfiles:

{
    -- save fnl output in a separate dir, it gets automatically added to package.path
    target = vim.fn.stdpath [[data]] .. "/tangerine",

    -- compile files in &rtp
    rtpdirs = {
        "plugin",
        "colors",
        "$HOME/mydir" -- absolute paths are also supported
    },

    compiler = {
        -- disable popup showing compiled files
        verbose = false,

        -- compile every time you change fennel files or on entering vim
        hooks = {"onsave", "oninit"}
    }
}

Commands

Compiling

:FnlCompileBuffer

Compiles current active fennel buffer.

:FnlCompile[!]

Diff compiles all indexed fennel files.

If bang! is present then forcefully compiles all source files.

:FnlClean[!]

Deletes stale or orphaned lua files in target dir.

If bang! is present then it deletes all compiled lua files.

Evaluation

:Fnl {expr}

Executes and Evalutate {expr} of fennel.

:Fnl (print "Hello World")
  -> Hello World

:Fnl (values some_var)
  -> :return [ 1 2 3 4 ]

:FnlFile {file}

Evaluates {file} of fennel and outputs the result.

:FnlFile path/source.fnl

:FnlFile % ;; not recommended

:[range]FnlBuffer

Evaluates all lines or [range] in current fennel buffer.

mapped to gE by default.

Peeking

:[range]FnlPeek

Peek lua output for [range] in current fennel buffer.

mapped to gL by default.

:FnlGotoOutput

Open lua output of current fennel buffer in a new buffer.

mapped to gO by default.

Window

:FnlWinNext [N]

Jump to [N]th next floating window created by tangerine..

mapped to CTRL-K in floats by default.

:FnlWinPrev [N]

Jump to [N]th previous floating window created by tangerine.

mapped to CTRL-J in floats by default.

:FnlWinResize [N]

Increase or Decrease floating window height by [N] factor.

mapped to CTRL-W = to increase and CTRL-W - decrease by default.

:FnlWinClose

Closes current floating window under cursor.

mapped to ENTER in floats by default.

:FnlWinKill

Closes all floating windows made by tangerine.

mapped to ESC in floats by default.

FAQ

Q: How to make tangerine compile automatically when you open vim

A: add hooks in config:

require [[tangerine]].setup {
    compiler = {
        -- if you want to compile before loading init.fnl (recommended)
        hooks = {"oninit"}

        -- if you want to compile after VimEnter event has fired
        hooks = {"onenter"}
    }
}

Q: How to tuck away compiled output in a separate directory

A: change target in config:

require [[tangerine]].setup {
    target = "/path/to/your/dir"
}

Q: How to make impatient work with tangerine

A: bootstrap and require impatient before calling tangerine:

bootstrap "https://github.com/lewis6991/impatient.nvim"

require [[impatient]]

require [[tangerine]].setup {...}

Q: How to use lua files interchangeably with fennel files

A: lua files can simply be stored in fnl dir:

fnl
├── options.lua
└── autocmd.fnl

; require both as normal modules in your config
(require :options)
(require :autocmd)

Q: How to fix errors in macros while migrating from hotpot

A: make sure that macro files are suffixed with -macros.fnl.

utils
├── neovim-macros.fnl
└── packer-macros.fnl

Refer to #2 and #30 for more information

Api

By default tangerine provides the following api:

:Fnl tangerine.api

-> :return {
     :compile {
       :all    (function 0)
       :buffer (function 1)
       :custom (function 2)
       :dir    (function 3)
       :file   (function 4)
       :rtp    (function 5)
       :string (function 6)
       :vimrc  (function 7)
     }
     :clean {
       :rtp      (function 8)
       :target   (function 9)
       :orphaned (function 10)
     }
     :eval {
       :buffer (function 11)
       :file   (function 12)
       :peek   (function 13)
       :string (function 14)
     }
     :win {
       :next    (function 15)
       :prev    (function 16)
       :close   (function 17)
       :killall (function 18)
       :resize  (function 19)
     }
     :goto_output (function 20)
     :serialize   (function 21)
   }

Compiler Api

compile-string

Compiles string {str} of fennel, returns string of lua.

Parameters:

{
  :filename <string>
  :globals  <list>
}

compile-file

Compiles fennel {source} and writes output to {target}.

Parameters:

{
  :filename <string>
  :globals  <list>
}

compile-dir

Diff compiles files in {source} dir and outputs to {target} dir.

Parameters:

{
  :force   <boolean>
  :float   <boolean>
  :verbose <boolean>
  :globals <list>
}

{opts.force} disables diffing if set to true

Example:

(tangerine.api.compile.dir
  :path/fnl
  :path/lua
  {:force false :float true :verbose true})

compile-buffer

Compiles the current active fennel buffer.

Parameters:

{
  :float    <boolean>
  :verbose  <boolean>
  :filename <string>
  :globals  <list>
}

compile-vimrc

Diff compiles config.vimrc to config.target dir.

Parameters:

{
  :force    <boolean>
  :float    <boolean>
  :verbose  <boolean>
  :filename <string>
  :globals  <list>
}

{opts.force} disables diffing if set to true

compile-rtp

Diff compiles fennel files in config.rtpdirs or {opts.rtpdirs}.

Parameters:

{
  :rtpdirs  <list>
  :force    <boolean>
  :float    <boolean>
  :verbose  <boolean>
  :globals  <list>
}

{opts.force} disables diffing if set to true

Example:

(tangerine.api.compile.rtp {
  :rtpdirs ["colors" "plugin" "$HOME/mydir"]
  :force   false
  :float   true
  :verbose true })

compile-custom

Diff compiles fennel files indexed in config.custom or {opts.custom}.

Parameters:

{
  :custom   <list>
  :force    <boolean>
  :float    <boolean>
  :verbose  <boolean>
  :globals  <list>
}

{opts.force} disables diffing if set to true

Example:

(tangerine.api.compile.custom {
  :custom  [["~/path/fnl" "~/path/lua"]]
  :force   false
  :float   true
  :verbose true })

compile-all

Diff compiles all indexed fennel files in config.

Parameters:

{
  :force    <boolean>
  :float    <boolean>
  :verbose  <boolean>
  :globals  <list>
  :rtpdirs  <list>
  :custom   <list>
}

{opts.force} disables diffing if set to true

Cleaning Api

Provides functions to clean stale / orphaned lua files in target dirs.

clean-target

Deletes orphaned? {target} after comparing against {source}.

Parameters:

{
  :force <boolean>
}

{opts.force} deletes {target} without comparing if set to true

clean-rtp

Deletes all orphaned lua files in config.rtpdirs or {opts.rtpdirs}.

Parameters:

{
  :force    <boolean>
  :float    <boolean>
  :verbose  <boolean>
  :rtpdirs  <list>
}

{opts.force} deletes all compiled files if set to true

clean-orphaned

Deletes all orphaned lua files indexed inside target dirs.

Parameters:

{
  :force    <boolean>
  :float    <boolean>
  :verbose  <boolean>
  :rtpdirs  <list>
}

{opts.force} deletes all compiled files if set to true

Evaluation Api

eval-string

Evaluates string {str} of fennel, pretty prints the output.

Parameters:

{
  :float    <boolean>
  :virtual  <boolean>
  :filename <string>
  :offset   <number> ;; line offset for errors
}

eval-file

Evaluates {path} of fennel, pretty prints the output.

Parameters:

{
  :float    <boolean>
  :virtual  <boolean>
  :filename <string>
}

eval-buffer

Evaluates lines {start} to {end} in current fennel buffer.

Parameters:

{
  :float    <boolean>
  :virtual  <boolean>
  :filename <string>
}

eval-peek

Peek lua output for lines {start} to {end} inside a scratch buffer.

Parameters:

{
  :float    <boolean>
  :virtual  <boolean>
  :filename <string>
}

Utils Api

goto_output

Open lua source of current fennel buffer in a new buffer.

serialize

Returns human-readable representation of {...}.

Example:

(tangerine.api.serialize example)
-> ":return [ 1 2 3 4 ]"

Windows Api

Provides functions to interact with floating windows created by tangerine.

win-next

Switch to next floating window by 1 or N {steps?}.

win-prev

Switch to previous floating window by 1 or N {steps?}.

win-resize

Changes height of current floating window by {factor} of N.

win-close

Closes current floating window, switching to nearest neighbor afterwards.

win-killall

Closes all floating windows created by tangerine.

Fennel Api

fennel-load

Provides access to fennel compiler used by tangerine.

{version} can be one of [ "latest" "1-4-2" "1-4-1" "1-4-0" "1-3-1" "1-3-0" "1-2-1" "1-2-0" "1-1-0" "1-0-0" "0-10-0" "0-9-2" ]

Development

Requirements

only GNU utils work; 9base or busybox should not work

Building from source

git clone https://github.com/udayvir-singh/tangerine.nvim
cd tangerine.nvim

make <git-hooks>
make <target>

Refer to make help or below for information on targets.

Make Targets

To build tangerine run:

$ make clean build
# or
$ make watch-build

To install tangerine run:

$ make install

Git Hooks

Example workflow:

$ make git-skip # first thing that you should be running

# makes changes to tangerine
$ ...
$ make clean build

# commit changes
$ git commit -a -m "<msg>"

# cleanly fetch from origin
$ make git-pull

LOC Helpers

Helpers to generate detailed summary about lines of code in source files:

$ make loc-{language}

Supported Languages:

• fennel / test
• bash
• markdown
• makefile
• yaml

Examples:

$ make loc-fennel

$ make loc-bash