feature: support multiline phrases

[serpro69]

Is it possible to add support for multi-line phrases?
E.g. let's say you want to practice typing in a programming context, then you could add a phrase like:

    opts = {
      phrases = {
        [[
        def main:
          print("Hello, World!")
        ]],
      },
    },

However, in typr this will not render properly and will look something like this:

  ┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐   
  │   Symbols    Numbers    Random    Phrases          Lines  3 * 6 * 9 │   
  └─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘   
                                                                                
  def main: print("Hello, World!") def main:                                    
  print("Hello, World!") def main: print("Hello,                                
                                                                                
                                                                                
                                                                                
   ESC  or  q  - Quit    i  - Start                     CTRL   R  - Restart     
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

So line breaks and indentation is not preserved.

[RyanSaxe]

I also just came across this plugin for something similar.

Though, instead of adding phrases, I think it would be awesome to have it grab from real files. I'd love to be able to just select a python file and practice typing over the content in it to get faster at the actual context of what I use neovim for.

@siduck if there's appetite for this, I'm happy to give it a shot sometime if you wouldn't want to take it up.

[siduck]

Though, instead of adding phrases, I think it would be awesome to have it grab from real files.

just convert the lines into str[] table!

[serpro69]

I also just came across this plugin for something similar.

Though, instead of adding phrases, I think it would be awesome to have it grab from real files. I'd love to be able to just select a python file and practice typing over the content in it to get faster at the actual context of what I use neovim for.

Maybe one could grab the current buffer content, and then convert that into proper type (str[] ?) and get the plugin to use that table? Would be pretty awesome.

[RyanSaxe]

I also just came across this plugin for something similar.

Though, instead of adding phrases, I think it would be awesome to have it grab from real files. I'd love to be able to just select a python file and practice typing over the content in it to get faster at the actual context of what I use neovim for.

Maybe one could grab the current buffer content, and then convert that into proper type (str[] ?) and get the plugin to use that table? Would be pretty awesome.

Yeah that's what I meant from my comment.

Makes it really useful and dynamic where you don't really have to worry about setup. If I'm learning a new language, I can just pick a random package on GitHub in it and now my typing practice can be that language.

[serpro69]

That would be really awesome! Not just for programming, but any kind of typing practice. You could just open any file, and practice on that w/o bothering to update your plugin configuration whatsoever.

[siduck]

I will work on these features when I get a new job 🌟