lazydotnet.nvim

A Neovim plugin that seamlessly integrates the lazydotnet terminal UI for .NET development directly into a floating window.

• Seamless Integration: Run lazydotnet inside a floating Neovim terminal.
• Toggleable UI: Easily hide and restore the UI without losing your state using a single keybind.
• Editor Bridge: Open files and jump to specific lines directly from the lazydotnet UI right into your Neovim session.
• Smart Window Management: Gracefully handles terminal buffer cleanup when the process exits.

• lazydotnet CLI tool installed and available in your $PATH.

Install using your preferred package manager. Here is an example using lazy.nvim:

return {
  "ckob/lazydotnet.nvim",
  cmd = "LazyDotnet",
  init = function()
    -- Toggle the UI in both normal and terminal modes
    vim.keymap.set({ "n", "t" }, "<C-.>", "<Cmd>LazyDotnet<CR>", { desc = "Toggle LazyDotnet" })
  end,
}

You can launch or toggle the UI by calling the command:

:LazyDotnet

Or by pressing the key combination you defined in your configuration (e.g., <C-.>).

• If the TUI is closed: It will open in a new floating window.
• If the TUI is open: It will be hidden, keeping the process running in the background.
• If the TUI is hidden: It will restore the window exactly where you left off.
• Quitting the TUI: Pressing the application's quit key (usually q) inside the TUI will terminate the background process and clean up the buffer.
• Editor Integration: The plugin automatically configures the $EDITOR environment variable for the lazydotnet process. For example, when you press e on a project or a test within lazydotnet, it will seamlessly open that file in your current Neovim instance rather than spawning a new editor!

lazydotnet.nvim comes with the following default configuration:

---@type lazydotnet.Config
require("lazydotnet").setup({
  -- The command to run lazydotnet.
  -- You can pass arguments here as well, e.g., { "lazydotnet", "--project", "my-project.csproj" }
  cmd = { "lazydotnet" },

  -- Floating window configuration
  window = {
    width_ratio = 0.9,       -- Width relative to the editor width (0.0 to 1.0)
    height_ratio = 0.9,      -- Height relative to the editor height (0.0 to 1.0)
    border = "rounded",      -- "none" | "single" | "double" | "rounded" | "solid" | "shadow"
  },
})

Pull requests and issues are welcome! Feel free to open an issue to discuss any changes or features you'd like to see.

MIT