btoggle.nvim

vim pluggin to toogle stuff

What does it do?

The default behavoir let's you quickly toggle between boolean values:

• false -> true
• False -> True
• true -> false
• True -> False

This plugin will always toggle the nearest found toggalable string after the current cursor position on the current line. If no match was found after the cursor potion, the nearest match before the cursor is toggled.

Installation

Using lazy.nvim

{ 'tobser/btoggle.nvim' }

Usage

add your mapping

    vim.keymap.set('n', '<leader>b', require("btoggle").toggle)

move your cursor to a line which contains true and press mapped keyes to toggle true to false:

some line with the word true in it

will become

some line with the word false in it

Customizing

If you, for some reason, do not like the default boolean replacements, it is possible to customize the replacement behavior. To replace foo with bar and bar with bor and bor with foo it is possible to call setup with a custom replacement table:

    local bt =  require("btoggle");
    bt.setup({
        ["foo"] = "bar",
        ["bar"] = "bor",
        ["bor"] = "foo"
    })
    vim.keymap.set('n', '<leader>b', bt.toggle)

<leader>b will now cycle through foo → bar → bor → foo etc.

ToDo

• It would be nice to have some better word matching behavior. The plugin would understand what vim does consider a word. So falsehood would currently become truehood... but on the other hand it's not that big of a deal and this todo may never be done.