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# Fork
All files in this repository where forked form [here](https://github.com/NixNeovim/NixNeovimPlugins) on commit `5010b91eb03696574c3c293f072a090618227e87`.
Below the original README. They were licensed under the MIT license.
# All vim plugins, ready to go
This repo auto generates nix packages for vim/neovim plugins.
Packages are automatically updated twice per week using a GitHub Actions.
Plugins are fetched from the `manifest.txt` and [awesome-neovim][0] repo.
This is a fork of [this repo](https://github.com/m15a/nixpkgs-vim-extra-plugins); however, we fetch all additions from the original repo, so we will never have less plugins.
Further, the original deletes plugins that are available in the nixpkgs. We, instead, try to assemble a list of all available plugins.
Therefore, to access plugins you will never have to search in two places.
This repo can be used as a stand-alone, by adding it to your inputs.
However, we recommend to use [NixNeovim](https://github.com/NixNeovim/NixNeovim) modules instead, and use this only when you need a plugins, which does not have a module, yet.
## Available plugins
The [plugins.md](plugins.md) contains an auto-generated list of all available plugins.
## Usage
- We recommend using [NixNeovim](https://github.com/NixNeovim/NixNeovim), and only access the plugins directly when they do not have a module in NixNeovim.
However, you can also use this repo without NixNeovim:
To access the plugins, you need to add the overlay.
The overlay adds extra Vim plugins to `pkgs.vimExtraPlugins`.
First, add this repo to your inputs:
```
inputs.nixneovimplugins.url = github:jooooscha/nixpkgs-vim-extra-plugins
```
Next, apply the provided overlay:
```
nixpkgs.overlays = [
inputs.nixneovimplugins.overlays.default
];
```
Finally, you can add the packages to your vim/neovim config. For example you can use [NixNeovim](https://github.com/NixNeovim/Nixneovim) or you can add the plugins directly:
```
programs.neovim = {
plugins = [
pkgs.vimExtraPlugins.nvim-colorizer-lua
];
}
```
More info on using neovim with nix can be found here: [NixOS Neovim](https://nixos.wiki/wiki/Neovim)
[0]: https://github.com/rockerBOO/awesome-neovim
[1]: https://nixos.org/manual/nix/stable/release-notes/rl-2.4.html?highlight=builtins.getFlake#other-features
[2]: https://nur.nix-community.org/
[3]: https://nur.nix-community.org/repos/m15a/
## Contribution
### How to add a new plugin
#### 1. Add the plugin to manifest.txt:
```
# Examples
haringsrob/nvim_context_vt
sourcehut:henriquehbr/ataraxis.lua
gitlab:yorickpeterse/nvim-pqf
williamboman/mason.nvim:45b9a4da776d9fb017960b3ac7241161fb7bc578
foo/bar::baz --> renamed to baz
foo/bar:dev --> using dev branch
```
Supported are Github (default), SourceHut, and GitLab.
#### 2. Create a Pull Request
- Create a pull request with the changed manifest.txt (and blacklist.txt if neccessary).
- A GitHub action will check your contribution and generate all neccessary nix code for your new plugin. It will also take care of sorting and cleaning the manifest.txt
- After all checks have passed, I will merge your change.
I am happy for any contribution. :)
### How to remove a new plugin
Copy the entry from manifest.txt to blacklist.txt and create a PR.
The GitHub Actions will do the rest, including removing the entry from manifest.txt
## Credits
This is originally based on work by [m15a](https://github.com/m15a/nixpkgs-vim-extra-plugins)
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