This telescope.nvim extension will fetch and parse text files from Github and provide a list of Markdown Code Fences that you can paste into an nvim buffer. It will fetch a README.md file by default, but this can be changed when prompted by the plugin. (see Commands section below for details.)
You can install the extension by using your plugin manager of choice or by cloning this repository somewhere on your filepath, and then adding the following somewhere after telescope in your configuration file (init.vim or init.lua).
require "paq" {
"nvim-lua/plenary.nvim";
"nvim-telescope/telescope.nvim";
{ "chip/telescope-code-fence.nvim", run = "make install" };
}
require("telescope").load_extension("telescope-code-fence");
use "nvim-lua/plenary.nvim"
use "nvim-telescope/telescope.nvim"
use {
"chip/telescope-code-fence.nvim",
run = "make install"
}
require("telescope").load_extension("telescope-code-fence")
" Prompts user for Github user/repo " Prompts for file argument, but uses README.md as default :Telescope telescope-code-fence find
" Replace <Leader>cf with whatever you prefer nnoremap <Leader>cf <cmd>Telescope telescope-code-fence find
$ git clone git@github.com:chip/telescope-code-fence.nvim.git $ cd telescope-code-fence/lua/telescope/_extensions $ nvim --cmd "set rtp+=$(pwd)" -u plugin/dev.vim
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