visual_wrap.nvim

Wrap your visual blocks with a range of brackets and quotation characters

Wrap your code

Once you've highlighted your text in visual-line (i.e. visual mode) mode you can use the following default keybinds to wrap your text:

Keybind	Result
<leader>[	[..text..]
<leader>]	[..text..]
<leader>{	{..text..}
<leader>}	{..text..}
<leader>(	(..text..)
<leader>)	(..text..)
<leader><	<..text..>
<leader>>	<..text..>
<leader>"	"..text.."
<leader>'	'..text..'
```	`..text..`

Installation

Using packer

use 'bwintertkb/visual_wrap.nvim'

Using lazy.nvim

{ 'bwintertkb/visual_wrap.nvim', opts = {} }

Setup

Basic setup with defaults:

require("visual_wrap").setup()

Custom keymaps

Override default keybindings or disable specific ones:

require("visual_wrap").setup({
    keymaps = {
        ["["] = "<leader>s[",
        ["{"] = "<leader>s{",
        ["("] = "<leader>s(",
        ["'"] = "<leader>sq",
        ['"'] = "<leader>sQ",
        ["`"] = false,  -- disable backtick wrapping
    },
})

Setting a keymap to false or nil disables that binding.

Default keymaps

{
    ["["] = "<leader>[",
    ["]"] = "<leader>]",
    ["{"] = "<leader>{",
    ["}"] = "<leader>}",
    ["("] = "<leader>(",
    [")"] = "<leader>)",
    ["<"] = "<leader><",
    [">"] = "<leader>>",
    ['"'] = '<leader>"',
    ["'"] = "<leader>'",
    ["`"] = "<leader>`",
}

License

The plugin is distributed under the Apache License, Version 2.0