Open-source alternatives to Nvim Treesitter Textobjects

Use Telescope or fzf to view pre-defined/custom treesitter queries

Generic log syntax highlighting and log filetype management for Neovim

Plugin that improves support for Github Actions files in Neovim.

Treesitter grammar for Justfiles (casey/just)

highlight.js is a JavaScript syntax highlighter and client-side code formatter that transforms plain text source code into highlighted HTML for web display. It provides syntax highlighting across a wide variety of programming languages. The library includes an automatic language detector that identifies the programming language of a code block to apply the correct highlighting rules without manual tagging. It is designed for web worker compatibility, allowing the highlighting process to run in background threads to prevent the browser interface from freezing during the processing of large vol

nvim-surround is a Lua-based extension for Neovim designed to add, change, and delete surrounding delimiter pairs around text and code. It functions as a text object manipulator that wraps or removes brackets, quotes, and tags using motions and selections. The plugin integrates with Tree-sitter to identify structural code nodes, allowing for the precise surrounding of syntax elements based on the structural syntax tree. It also supports custom surround definitions, enabling users to define specialized delimiter pairs and aliases. The core capability surface covers basic surrounding operation

Syntax Highlighter for AutoHotkey with Zenburn and Github themes

Highlight arguments' definitions and usages, using Treesitter

Original modules from nvim-treesitter master branch

mini.nvim is a comprehensive library of independent modules designed to extend Neovim with a wide array of navigation, user interface, and text manipulation tools. It serves as a modular plugin collection, a UI toolkit for creating custom statuslines and notifications, and a package manager for installing and pinning external plugins from Git. The project provides a specialized fuzzy picker framework for filtering files and symbols, an LSP completion engine with interactive snippet expansion, and a dedicated plugin test framework that uses headless editor instances and remote procedure calls

This project provides an integration of Tree-sitter into the Neovim editor to enable structural code analysis. It serves as a framework for structural code navigation, context-aware syntax highlighting, and the management of language-specific parsers. The system distinguishes itself through a multi-language injection handler that identifies and parses embedded languages within a single document. It uses a dedicated parser manager to install, update, and remove grammar definitions and their associated query files. The tool covers several capability areas including incremental text selection,

Prism is a JavaScript syntax highlighter and web-based code formatter. It functions as an extensible syntax engine designed to colorize and format code blocks on web pages, making various programming languages easier to read. The project processes raw code strings into styled HTML elements for use in frontend content rendering, technical documentation, and static site generation. It provides a modular system for adding custom language definitions and highlighting rules to a web-based code viewer.

A lightweight Tree-sitter parser manager for Neovim.

Location and syntax aware text objects which do what you mean

A Neovim plugin that lets you view, reorder, and rename top-level code declarations through a floating window. Powered by Treesitter and LSP.

Shiki is a syntax highlighting engine that generates color-coded HTML or ANSI output from source code. It functions as a static code highlighter, utilizing standard grammar definitions to parse text and apply accurate visual styling for documentation and terminal displays. The engine distinguishes itself by using a TextMate grammar parser to interpret text patterns, ensuring that code displays match the visual appearance of professional editors. It operates through an isomorphic runtime that supports both browser and server environments, utilizing WebAssembly for consistent execution and pre-

Basic editor support for the nushell language