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:21 in <nixvim>.

Usually true, except when nixvim is being evaluated by mkTestDerivationFromNixvimModule, 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:34 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:42 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:75 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:98 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:106 in <nixvim>.