@@ -4,18 +4,6 @@ Plugin to improve viewing Markdown files in Neovim
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![ Demo] ( demo/demo.gif )
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- # Purpose
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- There are many existing markdown rendering plugins in the Neovim ecosystem. However,
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- most of these rely on syncing a separate browser window with the buffer. This is the
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- correct way to do things to get full feature support, however I wanted something that
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- worked completely inside of Neovim and made things look slightly "nicer".
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- The closest one I found to this was [ headlines.nvim] ( https://github.com/lukas-reineke/headlines.nvim ) ,
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- which is an awesome plugin that I took several ideas from. However it just didn't have
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- quite what I was looking for. In particular I wanted something that would disappear completely
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- when editing a file and quickly render some style when viewing the file. Hence this plugin.
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# Features
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- Functions entirely inside of Neovim with no external windows
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+ # Purpose
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+ There are many existing markdown rendering plugins in the Neovim ecosystem. However,
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+ most of these rely on syncing a separate browser window with the buffer. This is the
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+ correct way to do things to get full feature support, however I wanted something that
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+ worked completely inside of Neovim and made things look slightly "nicer".
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+ The closest one I found to this was [ headlines.nvim] ( https://github.com/lukas-reineke/headlines.nvim ) ,
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+ which is an awesome plugin that I took several ideas from. However it just didn't have
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+ quite what I was looking for. In particular I wanted something that would disappear completely
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+ when editing a file and quickly render some style when viewing the file. Hence this plugin.
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# Related Projects
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- [ headlines.nvim] ( https://github.com/lukas-reineke/headlines.nvim ) - Same high level
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