Endwise

you can use https://github.com/RRethy/nvim-treesitter-endwise

Endwise ( Deprecation ).

warning use endwise base on treesitter is not always correct. treesitter group all error node with parent node so we can't find a perfect solution for this.

List rule predefined by user

npairs.add_rules(require('nvim-autopairs.rules.endwise-elixir'))
npairs.add_rules(require('nvim-autopairs.rules.endwise-lua'))
npairs.add_rules(require('nvim-autopairs.rules.endwise-ruby'))

Create a new endwise rule.

I don't have time to add rule for all language.

You can create your rule and make a PR.

Thank

• Read docs on readme.md about rules first.
• Install TSPlayground

local npairs = require('nvim-autopairs')
npairs.setup()

-- clear all rule if you don't want to use autopairs
npairs.clear_rules()

local endwise = require('nvim-autopairs.ts-rule').endwise

npairs.add_rules({
-- 'then$' is a lua regex
-- 'end' is a match pair
-- 'lua' is a filetype
-- 'if_statement' is a treesitter name. set it = nil to skip check with treesitter
    endwise('then$', 'end', 'lua', 'if_statement')
})

• Run TSPlaygroudnToggle and get treesitter name

If that builtin endwise rule is not correct you can make your custom rule conditon

take a look of that file and write your function

• lua/nvim-autopairs/ts-rule.lua
• lua/nvim-autopairs/ts-conds.lua