Problem:

NeoVim doesn't have this built-in and is a very convenient nice-to-have feature that allows devs to open a README to see if:

1. Formatting is wack, or
2. Links work as intended (images would be fantastic, file links are required)

From this Reddit thread

Basically, go to Terminal in MacOS and manually install w. TSInstall <filetype>

Problem:

Currently, I don't get any lint warnings that ESLInt notifies me of

Must:

Have ESLint warnings displayed at least in current buffer, if not also in project diagnostics (from Telescope).

52d4e3a has some fishiness to it.

Setup is currently quite far from completed 😢

Because:

• Formatter and Format-on-save plugins both work in every other lang. than Rust
• format-on-save bases itself off of LSP-formatting for Rust (rust-analyzer)
• And I use Rosetta

I believe:

• That Rosetta has created conflicts when using rustup add component w.r.t. download location.

Findings / fixes:

• https://forge.rust-lang.org/infra/other-installation-methods.html

https://github.com/nvim-telescope/telescope.nvim/wiki/Showcase#lsp-references

The above demo from the telescope project really shows that I can ditch using the cmd-line for git related stuff (to a degree).

Specifically, being able to

• stash
• commit

EDIT:
I realise it's kinda pointless to have this when I already mostly just use the cmd-line and tmux.

List to keep track of the ones I've tried so far

• null-ls is deprecated
• auto-format depends on null-ls
• formatter didn't work with rustfmt and you cannot choose another formatter for rust files w. this tool 🙃
• prettier looks like is only for front-end devs 😕
• https://github.com/elentok/format-on-save.nvim <-- Looks the most promising so far.