neoterm

Use the same terminal for everything. The main reason for this plugin is reuse the terminal easily. All commands opens a terminal if it's not open or reuse the open terminal. REPL commands, opens a terminal and the proper REPL, if it's not opened.

• NeoVim terminal helper functions/commands.
• Wraps some test libs to run easilly within NeoVim terminal.
  • Running, Success, Failed: status on statusline supported (matching the test result #25):
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• Wraps some REPL to receive current line or selection.
• Many terminals support:
  • 

test libs

Run test libs with 3 different scopes:

• all (neoterm#test#run('all')):

Run all tests from the current project. For a Rails project with rspec, it's the command: rspec.

• file (neoterm#test#run('file')):

Run the current test file. For a Rails project with rspec, it's the command: rspec spec/path/to/file_spec.rb.

• current (neoterm#test#run('current')):

Run the nearst test in the current test file. For a Rails project with rspec, it's the command: rspec spec/path/to/file_spec.rb:123.

test libs supported

• rspec
  • You can override the default command (bundle exec rspec) using the g:neoterm_rspec_lib_cmd
  • Status in statusline supported
• cucumber
  • You can override the default command (bundle exec cucumber) using the g:neoterm_cucumber_lib_cmd
• minitest
  • Status in statusline supported
• rake
  • it's like minitest but it doesn't support minitest status and uses rake commands like the following:
    • all: rake test
    • file: rake test TEST=file
    • current: `rake test TEST=file TESTOPTS="--name="/test name/""
• go-lang test (partially implemented)
• nose (partially implemented)
• Cargo (partially implemented)
• npm
  • You can override the default command (npm test) using the g:neoterm_npm_lib_cmd
• elixir

REPL

• TREPLSend: sends the current line or the selection to a REPL in a terminal.
• TREPLSendFile: sends the current file to a REPL in a terminal.

REPLs supported

• Ruby: pry and irb
• Rails: bundle exec rails console
• Python: ipython and python
• JavaScript: node
• Elixir: iex
• Julia: julia
• R / R Markdown: R
• Haskell: ghci
• Idris: idris
• GNU Octave: octave
  • For Octave 4.0.0 and later, you can enable Qt widgets (dialogs, plots, etc.) using g:neoterm_repl_octave_qt = 1
• MATLAB: matlab -nodesktop -nosplash
• PARI/GP: gp
• PHP: psysh and php

Troubleshooting

The REPL is set using the filetype plugin so make sure to set

filetype plugin on

Most standard file extensions for the above REPLs are picked up by Neovim's default filetype plugins. However, there are two exceptions:

• Julia .jl files, which are detected as filetipe=lisp
• Idris .idr, .lidr files which are not recognised as any filetype To fix this, either install a suitable plugin for the language or add something like the following to your init.vim:

au VimEnter,BufRead,BufNewFile *.jl set filetype=julia
au VimEnter,BufRead,BufNewFile *.idr set filetype=idris
au VimEnter,BufRead,BufNewFile *.lidr set filetype=lidris

other useful commands:

• :T <command>: Opens a terminal, or use an opened terminal, and runs the given command within a terminal.
• :Tmap <command>: maps a the given command to ,tt.

Contributing

Open a pull request, I'll be glad in review/add new test libs, repls and other features to this plugin. 😃

how add a new test lib

A test lib is defined by a function and an autocommand group.

.nvim/plugged/neoterm/
▾ autoload/
  ▾ neoterm/
    ▾ test/
        rspec.vim
▾ ftdetect/
    rspec.vim

The function (neoterm#test#<lib_name>#run) will return the command, by the given scope, that will be runned in a terminal window. This function should be defined in its own file: /autoload/neoterm/test/<lib_name>.vim.

• autoload/neoterm/test/rspec.vim

function! neoterm#test#rspec#run(scope)
  let path = g:neoterm_use_relative_path ? expand('%') : expand('%:p')
  let command = 'rspec'

  if a:scope == 'file'
    let command .= ' ' . path
  elseif a:scope == 'current'
    let command .= ' ' . path . ':' . line('.')
  endif

  return command
endfunction

The autocommand group will detect when the lib should be available. For example, the rspec is available when exists a file spec/spec_helper.rb on the current folder, or when a file that matches with *_spec.rb or *_feature.rb is opened.

• ftdetect/rspec.vim

aug neoterm_test_rspec
  au VimEnter,BufRead,BufNewFile *_spec.rb,*_feature.rb call neoterm#test#libs#add('rspec')
  au VimEnter *
        \ if filereadable('spec/spec_helper.rb') |
        \   call neoterm#test#libs#add('rspec') |
        \ endif
aug END

example config file:

let g:neoterm_position = 'horizontal'
let g:neoterm_automap_keys = ',tt'

nnoremap <silent> <f10> :TREPLSendFile<cr>
nnoremap <silent> <f9> :TREPLSendLine<cr>
vnoremap <silent> <f9> :TREPLSendSelection<cr>

" run set test lib
nnoremap <silent> ,rt :call neoterm#test#run('all')<cr>
nnoremap <silent> ,rf :call neoterm#test#run('file')<cr>
nnoremap <silent> ,rn :call neoterm#test#run('current')<cr>
nnoremap <silent> ,rr :call neoterm#test#rerun()<cr>

" Useful maps
" hide/close terminal
nnoremap <silent> ,th :call neoterm#close()<cr>
" clear terminal
nnoremap <silent> ,tl :call neoterm#clear()<cr>
" kills the current job (send a <c-c>)
nnoremap <silent> ,tc :call neoterm#kill()<cr>

" Rails commands
command! Troutes :T rake routes
command! -nargs=+ Troute :T rake routes | grep <args>
command! Tmigrate :T rake db:migrate

" Git commands
command! -nargs=+ Tg :T git <args>