lib.nixvim.utils: utility functions

`lib.nixvim.utils.listToUnkeyedAttrs`

Transforms a list to an “unkeyed” attribute set.

This allows to define mixed table/list in lua:

listToUnkeyedAttrs ["a" "b"] // { foo = "bar"; }

Resulting in the following lua:

{"a", "b", foo = "bar"}

Located at lib/utils.nix:18 in <nixvim>.

Usually true, except within the build.test option, where it is false.

This can be used to dynamically enable plugins that can’t be run in the test environment.

Located at lib/utils.nix:30 in <nixvim>.

An empty lua table { } that will be included in the final lua configuration.

This is equivalent to { __empty = { }; }. This form can allow to do option.__empty = { }.

Located at lib/utils.nix:38 in <nixvim>.

Convert the keys of the given attrset to “raw lua”.

toRawKeys { foo = 1; bar = 2; }
=> { __rawKey__foo = 1; __rawKey__bar = 2; }

Resulting in the following lua:

{[foo] = 1, [bar] = 2}

If “raw keys” are not used, the attr names are treated as string keys:

{foo = 1, bar = 2}

toRawKeys :: AttrSet -> AttrSet

Located at lib/utils.nix:71 in <nixvim>.

Create a 1-element attrs with a raw lua key.

mkRawKey "foo" 1
=> { __rawKey__foo = 1; }

mkRawKey :: String -> String -> AttrSet

Located at lib/utils.nix:94 in <nixvim>.

Write the string str as raw lua in the final lua configuration.

This is equivalent to { __raw = "lua code"; }. This form can allow to do option.__raw = "lua code".

Located at lib/utils.nix:102 in <nixvim>.