Fabio Manganiello on Nostr: I'm impressed to see that my #Neovim extension to send HTTP requests directly from ...
I'm impressed to see that my #Neovim extension to send HTTP requests directly from the editor (it basically emulates the logic of IDEs like VSCode and IntelliJ with `.http` files) has already reached 65 stars! ⭐️
There already a couple of feature requests that I'd like to tackle (I don't open Github that often, so I missed the past 2-3 months of notifications), but I'm really struggling with time.
#Platypush takes most of my time, as I'm trying to wrap everything for the first stable release (it only took about 8 years!). The Platypush web extension, the madblog blogging platform and the RSS viewer browser extension take my remaining (unpaid) development time. And there's still sporadic work I'm contributing to on Mopidy, OpenLineage, Airflow and other projects.
I released nvim-http as a toy one-shot personal project, covering what I perceived as a gap in the Neovim plugins and hoping that I wouldn't have to come back to it again, but 65 stars and 10 open issues later it seems like others liked it to - and it's probably fair to implement the improvements that they're asking.
Is there anybody out there who's familiar enough with #Python (or if you want to rewrite in #Lua, feel free to do it too, as I've been toying with the idea a bit already) and uses Neovim who would like to give me a hand with this project? I'm happy to add new maintainers/contributors if they can prove enough proficiency with Python and/or writing Vim/Neovim plugins. Otherwise I may eventually respond to all the open feature requests, but squeezing in another project to maintain regularly may prove tricky for me.
https://github.com/BlackLight/nvim-http
There already a couple of feature requests that I'd like to tackle (I don't open Github that often, so I missed the past 2-3 months of notifications), but I'm really struggling with time.
#Platypush takes most of my time, as I'm trying to wrap everything for the first stable release (it only took about 8 years!). The Platypush web extension, the madblog blogging platform and the RSS viewer browser extension take my remaining (unpaid) development time. And there's still sporadic work I'm contributing to on Mopidy, OpenLineage, Airflow and other projects.
I released nvim-http as a toy one-shot personal project, covering what I perceived as a gap in the Neovim plugins and hoping that I wouldn't have to come back to it again, but 65 stars and 10 open issues later it seems like others liked it to - and it's probably fair to implement the improvements that they're asking.
Is there anybody out there who's familiar enough with #Python (or if you want to rewrite in #Lua, feel free to do it too, as I've been toying with the idea a bit already) and uses Neovim who would like to give me a hand with this project? I'm happy to add new maintainers/contributors if they can prove enough proficiency with Python and/or writing Vim/Neovim plugins. Otherwise I may eventually respond to all the open feature requests, but squeezing in another project to maintain regularly may prove tricky for me.
https://github.com/BlackLight/nvim-http