Zeioth/compiler.nvim

✨ New language added

• Support for the `gleam` programming language has been added.
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📦 Credits

• Thanks to @Shad0wRim

🐛 Minor fixes

• We now focus the last executed task. → closes https://github.com/Zeioth/compiler.nvim/issues/27

📦 More info

• Starting `Compiler.nvim v3.3.7`, the minimum required overseer version is `1.5.0`.
• Tested with commit https://github.com/stevearc/overseer.nvim/commit/29dd31db39b44ddd57cfbc70610181a23acfae47.
• You can just copy paste the config from [here](https://github.com/Zeioth/compiler.nvim?tab=readme-ov-file#how-to-install).

📦 Special thanks

• @aaronmcadam for reporting the issue and @stevearc for fixing it.

✨ New features

• `gradle`: The parser is now capable of parsing both, the tasks returned by the command `gradle list`, and user defined tasks from your `gradle.build` file.
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📦 Special thanks

• @Cliffback for the PR #40

✨ New features

• Support for paths with spaces has been added.

📦 Special thanks

• To @Gaweringo for testing this feature.

✨ New language added

• Support for the `fortran` programming language has been added.
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📦 Credits

• Thanks to @Shad0wRim

🐛 Minor fixes

• `:CompilerRedo` is now (for real) compatible with build automation utilities.

✨ New features

• `meson.build` parser now support multi line entries of `executable` and `custom_target`.
• `CMakeLists.txt` parser now support multi line entries of `add_executable` and `add_custom_target`.

📦 Example

• ```meson
• hello_world = executable('hello_world', 'main.cpp')
• hello_world = executable(
• 'hello_world', 'main.cpp'
• )
• ```
• And any other variation. The other build automation utilities already supported this, so no changes there.

✨ New features

• `.solution.toml`: now accept `entry_point = "$current_buffer"`.

📦 Example

• ```toml
• [RunPythonFileAsModule]
• entry_point = "$current_buffer"
• arguments = "-m"
• ```

✨ New feature

• `Meson support`: When the file `meson.build` exist in the current working directory, Telescope will be populated with all its `executable` and `custom_target` entries.
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📦 More info

• (optionally) You can define the next globals
• | global | defaut value |
• |--|--|
• | `MESON_CLEAN_FIRST` | false |
• | `MESON_BUILD_DIR` | ./build |
• | `MESON_BUILD_TYPE` | debug |
• Example:
• > let g:MESON_BUILD_TYPE='release'
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✨ New features

• `C# dotnet watch` Reflect changes in your program in real time. Submitted by @Cliffback → https://github.com/Zeioth/compiler.nvim/pull/30
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🐛 Minor fixes

• `swift REPL` command.

✨ New features

• `Swift` cli
• `Swift` REPL
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✨ New language added

• Support for the `swift` programming language has been added.
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• Credits to @wSedlacek for the [initial PR](https://github.com/Zeioth/compiler.nvim/pull/23).

✨ New features

• `java` has the new compiler option `Start REPL`.
• `nodejs` package.json support added. Its options are now detected and displayed on Telescope.
• You can select between npm and yarn with `:let g:NODEJS_PACKAGE_MANAGER='yarn'` (default: npm).
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🐛 Minor fixes

• The location of build automation utilities was erroneously detected using the current file directory instead of the current working directory.
• Removed deprecated options that would be redundant now that we support build automation utilities.

✨ New feature

• `:CompilerRedo` is now compatible with build automation utilities.

✨ New feature

• `Gradle support`: When one of the files `gradlew`, `build.gradle.kts`, or `build.gradle` exist in the current working directory (by priority of detection), Telescope will be populated with all its task entries.
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📦 More info

• (optionally) You can define the next globals
• | global | defaut value |
• |--|--|
• | `GRADLE_BUILD_TYPE` | "" |
• Example:
• > let g:GRADLE_BUILD_TYPE='release'
• Globals persist between Neovim sessions.

🐛 Minor fixes

• `CMake` We don't set a default value for the global `CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE` anymore.

✨ New feature

• `CMake support`: When CMakeLists.txt is detected in the current working directory, Telescope will be populated with all its `add_executable` and `add_custom_target` entries.
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📦 More info

• (optionally) You can define the next globals
• | global | defaut value |
• |--|--|
• | `CMAKE_BUILD_DIR` | ./build |
• | `CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE` | Debug |
• | `CMAKE_CLEAN_FIRST` | false |
• Example:
• > let g:CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE='Release'
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✨ New features

• `Makefile support`: When Makefile is detected in the current working directory, Telescope will be populated with its content.
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✨ New features

• `NPM install` and `NPM start`: Added as new compiler.nvim options.
• `tsconfig.json`: is now auto detected and used by all compiler.nvim options when writing ts/js. [SEE WIKI](https://github.com/Zeioth/compiler.nvim/wiki/typescript-transpiler).
• `multiple bug fixes`: Both compilers have been tested in real world projects, and now work in a more predictable way.
• `.solution` files support have been dropped for both languages as using package.json is the standard way.
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✨ New language added

• Support for the elixir programming language has been added
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• For more info [see this](https://github.com/Zeioth/compiler.nvim/wiki/elixir-compiler).

🐛 Elixir DAP debugger

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🐛 Important fixes

• `redo`: Works correctly again.
• This regression was introduced during the code cleanup prior to the release of `v3.0.0`. Credits to @GustavoPrietoP for reporting it.

📦 Historical milestone

• [Compiler.nvim](https://github.com/Zeioth/compiler.nvim) now support all the programming languages that were originally planned. That is:
• `22 programming languages`
• `128 different ways of compiling`
• `128 unit tests`
• `100+ examples`
• `1 test suite`
• Through the lapse of 75 days. That's... A lot of coding.

✨ New languages added

• [Zig](https://github.com/Zeioth/Compiler.nvim/blob/main/lua/compiler/languages/zig.lua)
• [Typescript](https://github.com/Zeioth/Compiler.nvim/blob/main/lua/compiler/languages/typescript.lua)
• [Javascript](https://github.com/Zeioth/Compiler.nvim/blob/main/lua/compiler/languages/javascript.lua)

📦 Final words

• I'd like to thank all the users for giving a chance to this old programmer to give back some to the open source community.

✨ New language added

• Support for the zig programming language has been added
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• For more info [see this](https://github.com/Zeioth/compiler.nvim/wiki/zig-compiler).

✨ New language added

• Visual Basic .NET
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• I don't if anyone actually use this language nowadays anymore, but it was easy to add.

🐛 Visual basic .NET DAP debugger

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✨ New compilation options for java/kotlin

• Now you can choose compiling as .class or .jar
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🐛 Fixes for java and kotlin

• Java and Kotlin `.solution.toml` have been fixed, and now work the same way as all the other languages.
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• Specifying the entry point file and the output is enough. Even if you only want to compile .class files, the compiler will be smart enough to know what to do.

✨ New languages supported

• [Kotlin](https://github.com/Zeioth/Compiler.nvim/blob/main/lua/compiler/languages/kotlin.lua)
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✨ New languages supported

• [Dart](https://github.com/Zeioth/Compiler.nvim/blob/main/lua/compiler/languages/dart.lua)
• [Flutter](https://github.com/Zeioth/Compiler.nvim/blob/main/lua/compiler/languages/dart.lua)

✨ New wiki pages

• [How to setup DAP for Dart/Flutter](https://github.com/Zeioth/compiler.nvim/wiki/DAP-support-dart)

📦 Screenshots

• New available options have been tested with automated tests to guarantee they work correctly
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• You can run flutter code
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• Or you can debug it on DAP!
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✨ New languages supported

• The `R` language
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✨ New compiler options

• Added `REPL` for the languages
• `Python`
• `R`
• `F#`

✨ New languages

• [F#](https://github.com/Zeioth/compiler.nvim/blob/main/lua/compiler/languages/fsharp.lua): Options available `Dotnet run this file on REPL`, `Dotnet build & run` and `Dotnet build`.
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• Example of using the F# REPL:
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• Example of using [DAP with F#](https://github.com/Zeioth/compiler.nvim/wiki/DAP-support-F%23):
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✨ New command

• `CompilerStop`: dispose all tasks.
• This can be useful for users who want to build a key mapping like
• ```lua
• -- Stop all tasks and redo
• vim.api.nvim_buf_set_keymap(0, 'n', '<S-F6>', function()
• vim.cmd(CompilerStop)
• vim.cmd(CompilerRedo)
• end", { noremap = true, silent = true })
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