I ignored this incredible Neovim plugin for years!

Mini AI: github.com/echasnovski/mini.ai
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[@nerik85]

A mind blowing yet simple trick I discovered lately is that you dont' have to be INSIDE say quotes to actually delete inside of them. You can be at the beginning of line and hit diq to delete inside the next coming pair of quotes. Saves a lot of movements

[@michaelscofield4524]

The whole 'mini' plugin library is amazing. Most of my plugins (e.g. Telescope, commentary) have been slowly replaced by 'mini', up to recently even my colorscheme because I used the 'base16' module, now I just use default.

[@Petrovich2049]

It’s good to go through the mini lib list to see what you are missing, but most plugins have better alternatives, and mini author lists them at the end of readme. Usually the one with more stars is better, like better defaults or config options or functionality. What did you replace telescope with btw?

[@starmechlx]

Man, there are a lot of plugin videos where I'm like "that's cool... maybe I'll use it". This is something that seriously seems like it could be a built-in part of Neovim. Installing now. Thanks for sharing this awesome tool. I've dug through the mini set of plugins and there's some interesting stuff there, but this is the most useful one I've seen from that bunch of plugins so far. Must have skipped it as well when going through the repo that lists everything.

[@tomontheinternet]

Exactly how i felt!

[@kouton]

This is absolutely amazing! Thanks for showing off this plugin!

[@zenitsu2989]

Thanks for sharing 😘, I also skipped this plugin cause the video demo listed on the GH repo went over my head. Now it's clear, I'm definitely gonna add this to my nvim.

[@latch909]

I was exactly the same as you and didn't investigate it lol - thanks for the overview I will for sure be using it now!

[@shawillydev]

I had this exact same apprehension. Thank you! Going to add this to my config

[@tomontheinternet]

This validates me making the video. Thanks for letting me know!

[@caoticus]

needed the argument text object since forever

[@farzadmf]

Great video, thank you! I have it installed, but I guess the possibilites are endless; didn't know of quite a few ones you mentioned

[@TheDarkOneSC2]

There is definitely a name issue, Ive also seen the plug-in but never paid attention to it because I presumed it's related to actual artificial intelligence too. I have been trying to stay vanilla with the motions but I've been getting irritated lately doing motions involving braces. I think it's time to let go and make it more joyful expirience

[@schwarzie2478]

cool plugin, i do want to remark your on-screen keyboard could use some more clear indications for pressed keys. unless I focussed on the specific key, I miss most keypreses, so it loses its value of demonstrating the keypresses

[@tomontheinternet]

I agree. I'll do better next time!

[@HtotheG]

A very similar alternative is nvim-tresitter-textobjects which has similar "in function" and language aware motions and has a slightly better name for those who understand what treesitter is but still not super intuitive but it's made by the nvin-treesitter team who are amazing. Great video!

[@tomontheinternet]

This looks great too

[@comically_large_chungus]

I should start using this and it's already included in lazyvim

[@korzinko]

Which plugin display the keyboard hint?
Great video, but it would be better to display only pressed keys instead of the whole keyboard.

[@tomontheinternet]

Yeah. That was a mistake.
It's a MacOS accessibility keyboard. I won't use it again.

[@korzinko]

@@tomontheinternet Sorry for confusion. I meant the plugin, that display keybindings inside the neovim after you press the key, for example at 2:55 it displays " -> Balanced "

[@tomontheinternet]

Ah! My mistake.
I think you're talking about "which key"
github.com/folke/which-key.nvim

[@korzinko]

@@tomontheinternet Thanks a lot.

[@naranyala_dev]

is this works for html markup hierarchy?

[@tomontheinternet]

It should, yes

[@radvilardian740]

u didnt mention where to send the 50 dollars.

[@tomontheinternet]

Ah! Right.
Next time!

[@AlameenAdeyemi]

Damn i also ignored bcuz i tot it was an ai 😂

[@sachinchaudhary1310]

u should remove that whole keyboard screen and just put something else not all people uses mac

[@tomontheinternet]

Agree. I'll use something better next time

[@gjermundification]

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[@cunningham.s_law]

50$ damn
I don't like the video that much

[@tomontheinternet]

49???

[@cunningham.s_law]

@@tomontheinternet sold

[@Ginto_O]

I watched for a minute and still dont know what's the fucking name

[@tomontheinternet]

You'll figure it out, Ginto!