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In the past days I have finished a pretty big improvement to luasnips lsp-parser (PR).
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It's now more accurate (the resulting snippets are closer to what vscode produces), and finally capable of performing transformations on placeholders/variables (with the help of jsregexp).
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packer.nvim
A use-package inspired plugin manager for Neovim. Uses native packages, supports Luarocks dependencies, written in Lua, allows for expressive config
I'm especially interested in performance (of both parsing and the snippets themselves, they got a bit more complex), and how easy it is to get jsregexp running (the recommended way is installing its' luarock via packer (automatic updates), but luarocks are loaded too late for direct usage from init.lua. There's a workaround for that described here though. Alternatively, building it locally and placing the resulting jsregexp.so somewhere nvim can find it (probably ~/.config/nvim/lua/) is pretty straightforward).