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1.barrettruth / diffs.nvim

treesitter syntax highlighting for diffs

neovim
neovim-plugin
treesitter
vim

Lua ISC206 total4 forks

+17 stars

from 189 · score 2.89

2.eraserhd / parinfer-rust

A Rust port of parinfer.

kakoune
vim
plugin
parinfer
clojure
scheme
+1 more

Rust ISC635 total55 forks

+11 stars

from 624 · score 2.48

3.gencay / vscode-chatgpt

An unofficial Visual Studio Code - OpenAI ChatGPT integration

chatgpt
vscode
vscode-extension

TypeScript ISC3.5K total701 forks

+8 stars

from 3,442 · score 2.20

4.undivisible / tree-sitter-v

V language grammar for tree-sitter (Vlang) — parser, Rust bindings, crates.io package

grammar
parser
tree-sitter
v
vlang

C ISC4 total0 forks

+1 stars

from 3 · score 0.69

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