nv-ide VS vim-doge

Booom! Just installed in my nv-ide.

Amazing! just added my nv-ide

Thanks I will give a try in my nv-ide. It can coexist with tpope/vim-rails?

Full stack ruby on rails, here my conf nv-ide

I found a script on Reddit from user u/GustavoKatel and I adapted it to my workflow scratches

Hi migrated my conf , thanks Folke

However here my conf

SSame situation with my configuration. Objectively, the times that something breaks are relatively low and still notified on the plugin repository or via notification and displayed by noice

Thanks, I am trying it with my configuration and using Rails. Works like a charm

I’m the creator of the vim plugin called vim-doge and I like to share some awesome benchmark results with the new version that has been written in Rust.

Don't get me started on how every compelling docstring generator seems to be some vendor-locked plugin: (DoxyDoxygen, vim-doge, autoDocstring)

Something like this? https://github.com/kkoomen/vim-doge

https://github.com/kkoomen/vim-doge is great generator for nearly any language

I'm not sure I understand what the plug-in does. Is it similar to vim-doge for generating documentation?

This does not really find a solution to indentation, but this post shows vim-doge which help generating jsdoc (and others). Maybe you could take a look and find this useful.

vim-doge

I can recommend vim-doge; it works great for me and supports a variety of Python docstring formatting standards.