A neovim plugin to improve the developer experience of writing HTML and CSS together. You deserve to write markup with style 😉
Have you noticed that when trying to peek a css class or id definition from your HTML file nothing happens? Also, hovering the cited selectors doesn't help you either?
This is because the HTML language server does not implement a definition handler.
Likewise, the hover handler, although implemented, only shows information regarding HTML tags.
Install the plugin with your favorite package manager. If you use packer, you can copy the code below:
use({
"victoroliveirab/css-utils.nvim",
requires = "nvim-lua/plenary.nvim",
config = function()
require("css-utils").setup({
-- configuration goes here
})
end,
}) Below is the table with all the default values.
{
-- Whether <style> tags are allowed inside <body>. `false` makes parsing html bail when <body> is found, which should increase performance.
allow_style_in_body = false,
-- Sets up dev mode, with logging to debug
dev = false,
-- Disables the plugin
disabled = false,
-- Sets up custom keymaps. Map to the boolean `false` to disable a keymap
keymaps = {
peek_previous = "<C-h>", -- Peek selector's previous definition on hover
peek_next = "<C-l>", -- Peek selector's next definition on hover
},
ui = {
hover = {
fixed_height = false -- Controls whether hover floating window changes height when cycling through options
fixed_width = false -- Controls whether hover floating window changes width when cycling through options
max_height = 12 -- Controls the max number of rows of the floating window. Larger chunks of text will be scrollable
max_width = 72 -- Controls the max number of columns of the floating window. Larger chunks of text will be scrollable
}
}
}- Add support to
htmldjangoanderb - Try to use local node_modules for external stylesheets before downloading
- Add auto reparse of modified files, including when done outside neovim
- Add ability to decide between eager or lazy project scan
- Add tests with luassert/plenary
- Add github actions to run tests
- Write a CONTRIBUTING document