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Deprecation Notice

⚠️ This plugin is archived and will no longer be maintained.

Please consider using an equivalent plugin such as mini-operators that is part of mini.nvim. Mini-operators provides operators for duplicating/multiplying text. The default keybindings to operate on a textobject or the current line are gm and gmm, respectively. To use the same keybindings duplicate.nvim uses, configure mini-operators as follows:

require("mini.operators").setup {
  prefix = "yd"
}

duplicate.nvim

A Neovim plugin used to duplicate a textobject. E.g. use ydaw to duplicate the current word (including whitespace) or 3ydd to duplicate the next three lines.

Features

  • mappings for duplication in normal mode (line-wise or using textobject) + visual mode
  • duplication in normal mode respects v:count and is dot-repeatable

Requires Neovim ≥ 0.6.

Installation

Install it just like any other Neovim plugin. Make sure to call the setup function.

Example for lazy.nvim:

return {
  "smjonas/duplicate.nvim",
  config = function()
    require("duplicate").setup()
  end
}

Configuration

You can override the default settings by passing a Lua table to the setup function. The default options are:

require("duplicate").setup {
  -- set any operator to `nil` to disable it
  operator = {
    normal_mode = "yd", -- duplicate in normal mode, expects a text-object
    visual_mode = nil, -- duplicate in visual mode, unmapped by default
    line = "ydd", -- duplicate the current line
  },
  -- A function with signature `transform(lines: table<string>): table<string>`.
  -- Can be used to modify the text to be duplicated.
  transform = nil,
}