Sometimes I want to look up a plugin's README.md without leaving my neovim. Yes, Yes, Yes. I know I can use :h <plugin_name> to look up the plugin's help doc. But I think the README.md is more intuitive and easy to understand rather than the help doc. The help doc is somehow tedious 😅.

This is a plugin for me to learn lua and neovim plugin development, so everything is subject to change.

Neovim plugin quickly look up one plugin's README.md locally. It's useful when you want to look up a plugin's README.md without leaving your neovim.

Currently, it only supports plugins installed by lazy.nvim.

Lazy.nvim:

{
    "neuromaancer/readup.nvim",
    cmd = "Readup",
    config = function()
        require("readup").setup({
        plugin_manager = "lazy", -- or 'packer', etc.
        float = false,  -- Set to true to open READMEs in floating windows
        open_in_browser = false, -- Set to true to open READMEs in browser
        })
    end
}

• Just run :Readup <plugin_name>.

• Read plugin from cursor position line and open the README.md: :ReadupCursor.

• Open in browser: ReadUpBrower <plugin_name>.

• Support other plugin managers.
  • lazy.nvim
  • packer.nvim
• Get the plugin name from the current cursor.
• if README.md doesn't exist, try README.markdown, README.txt, etc.
• if README.md doesn't exist, try to download it from github.
• Support open README.md in browser.
• Add tests.

MIT