Introducing some plugins that I use privately

• nvim-picgo

  2 53 1.8 Lua

  🥳🥳 A neovim plugin based on picgo-core, written in Lua. 🌲 Allows you to add pictures to various picture beds at any time, and they can be accessed from any corner of the Internet. 🎆

askfiy/nvim-picgo is my first neovim plugin, and when I edit markdown files with neovim, I want to upload some images to cloud services, such as Tencent's cloud object storage and so on.

• visual_studio_code

  4 150 6.9 Lua

  A `neovim` theme that highly restores `vscode`, so that your friends will no longer be surprised that you use `neovim`, because they will think you are using `vscode` ..

askfiy/visual_studio_code is a theme plugin that I wrote myself to imitate VSCODE, and of course I was reminded that the name is not good. But I still use it (because I'm lazy).

• InfluxDB

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  Power Real-Time Data Analytics at Scale. Get real-time insights from all types of time series data with InfluxDB. Ingest, query, and analyze billions of data points in real-time with unbounded cardinality.

  

• lsp_extra_dim

  1 19 6.1 Lua

  Dim unused parameters from neovim..

askfiy/lsp_extra_dim is a plugin I use myself, and although the DiagnosticUnnecessary highlighting group provides some functionality, I don't think it's very powerful. So with this plugin, I've tried to make the LSP diagnostics look full of modern IDE features. I didn't know anything about LSP Diagnostic before writing this plugin, which was originally designed to have some performance issues, but now that it has been fixed and works fine, I think it should be very fast at the moment. It's a plugin that pleases me because I love it because of its customizability.

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