The nvim-dogecomments from leewannacott

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Description: Help get 🐶 to the 🌜 by commenting out your code.

Install: Plug 'leewannacott/nvim-dogecomments'

Current Keymappings to call different functions:

-- Commands are silenced with <silent>
noremap <leader>cl :call Comment_line() <CR> -- Comment out a single line or multiple using count or VL mode.

noremap <leader>cL :call Comment_end_of_line() <CR> -- Places comment at end of line and enters insert mode.

noremap <leader>cc :call Comment_on_cursor() <CR> -- Places a comment on the cursor mark position.

noremap <leader>ct :call Comment_todo() <CR> -- Places a TODO comment.

noremap <leader>cd :call Comment_remove() <CR> -- Deletes comments placed at start of lines.

noremap <leader>cp :call Comment_doge() <CR> -- Prints ascii Doge.

Development on this repository:

Plug '/home/user/Desktop/nvim-dogecomments'

TODO:

Deploy server to AWS as EC2 instance to show global amount of lines of code commented out by users of the plugin.

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nvim-dogecomments's Issues

Readme: Make GIFS to show what commands do.

Make some GIFS to show different commenting commands.

Add more file-types to the file table.

This is a good beginner issue.
I have a few file-types for single line comments. But there is a large amount of programming languages to support.

Select a language not already on the list and add the single line comment for the language.
For example: file['haskell'] = '--'
You can get the file-type for a corresponding file by using filetype = vim.bo.filetype and print(filetype)

Relevant file to change: nvim-dogecomments/lua/Dogecomments/filetypes.lua

Implement telemetry to get amount of comments.

Implement telemetry to get amount of comments users have placed. This can be used to display if Doge gets to the moon. Requires logging into text files each time user places comments(done) and then set up a server to process text files.