skeleton.nvim

Load your templates with custom defined variables or functions.

Minimal configuration

use {

    'xvzc/skeleton.nvim',
    config = function()
        require('skeleton').setup({
            template_path = vim.fn.stdpath('config') .. '/templates',
            patterns = {}
            tags = {
                author = 'my-nickname'
            }
        })
    end
}

Tags

Built-in tags

There's a couple of built-int tags, you can also override those tags.

{{ author }} // This will be replaced with the output of 'git config user.name' or 'whoami', also you can replcae this tag with any other function or string values
{{ timestamp }} // The default format of timestamp tag will be '%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S' format.

Custom tags

You can use the custom tags with {{ key }} syntax in your template files, and it will be replaced with the values (or functions) when you call load() function.

{
  tags = {
    key1 = 'value1',
    key2 = function()
      return os.date("%Y-%m-%d") 
    end
  }
}

Patterns

When using telescope, skeleton.nvim will basically give you the list of files that has same filetype as the current buffer, but we can also set list of patterns for each filetypes, so that template files that have different filetypes can be listed.

{
  patterns = {
        javascript = { "*.cjs" }
  }
}

Integration with telescope

Add the line below to the bottom of your Telescope config.

telescope.load_extension('skeleton')

Usage

:lua require('skeleton').load('/home/john/example.txt')

:Telescope skeleton load_template<CR>

Inspirations

• template.nvim