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neovim-remote
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- [Intro](#intro)
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- [Installation](#installation)
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- [Examples](#examples)
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- [Demos](#demos)
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## Intro
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Neovim was rewritten to be more modular than Vim. It comes with a fancy API that
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lead to reduced code size in the core, but also obsoleted some often used
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features.
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@ -23,8 +30,7 @@ Since `$NVIM_LISTEN_ADDRESS` is implicitely set by each nvim instance, you can
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call **nvr** from within Neovim (`:terminal`!) without specifying
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`--servername` either.
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Installation
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------------
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## Installation
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Assuming `~/bin` is in your `$PATH`:
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$ chmod 700 ~/bin/nvr
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```
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Examples
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## Examples
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In one window, create the server instance:
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```
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zsh/.zprofile
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```
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The help shows all supported arguments:
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```
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$ nvr -h
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usage: nvr [arguments]
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Helper tool for nvim that provides --remote and friends.
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All unused arguments will be implicitely fed to --remote-silent.
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Thus the following two lines are equivalent:
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$ nvr --remote-silent foo bar quux
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$ nvr foo bar quux
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optional arguments:
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-h, --help show this help message and exit
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-l change to previous window via ":wincmd p"
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-o <files> open files via ":split"
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-O <files> open files via ":vsplit"
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--remote <files> open files via ":edit"
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--remote-wait <files>
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as --remote
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--remote-silent <files>
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as --remote, but don't throw error if no server is
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found
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--remote-wait-silent <files>
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as --remote, but don't throw error if no server is
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found
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--remote-tab <files>, -p <files>
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open files via ":tabedit"
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--remote-send <keys> send key presses
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--remote-expr <exprs> [<exprs> ...]
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evaluate expressions in server and print result
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--servername <sock> path to unix socket (overrides $NVIM_LISTEN_ADDRESS)
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--serverlist prints socket path to be used
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Happy hacking!
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```
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See `nvr -h` for all options.
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## Demos
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(Click the GIFs to watch them fullscreen.)
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Using nvr from a different window (another tmux pane in this case):
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Using nvr from within Neovim:
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Marco Hinz
9 years ago