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A sidebar with a tree-like outline of symbols from your code, powered by LSP.

...It displays symbols such as classes, functions, methods, variables, and sections in a dedicated window. The plugin can obtain document structure from Tree-sitter, LSP servers, Markdown, AsciiDoc, and other backends. Users can jump directly between symbols or follow the cursor as they move through a file. Its layout, filtering, highlighting, icons, and navigation behavior are highly configurable. Integrations with Telescope, fzf-lua, Snacks, and Lualine extend symbol searching and workflow customization.

This plugin adds highlights for text file types, like markdown, orgmode, and neorg.

obsidian.nvim is a Neovim plugin that integrates with Obsidian, the popular note-taking and knowledge base app. It allows users to manage their Obsidian vaults directly from Neovim, offering markdown editing, backlinking, tag navigation, and link autocompletion features. This plugin bridges the gap between Obsidian’s personal knowledge management and Neovim’s powerful editing capabilities, enabling a seamless, keyboard-driven workflow.

glow.nvim is a Neovim plugin that displays rendered Markdown previews directly inside the editor. It uses the Glow command-line renderer to present formatted documents in a floating terminal window. Users can preview the current buffer or provide the path to another Markdown file through the Glow command. The preview window can be closed through a command, the Q key, or the Escape key. Configuration options control the rendering style, border, width, height, size ratios, pager behavior, binary path, and installation directory. ...

LDoc is a LuaDoc-compatible documentation generator which can also process C extension source. Markdown may be optionally used to render comments, as well as integrated readme documentation and pretty-printed example files.

The pandoc_resume repository provides a flexible workflow for authoring a résumé or CV in Markdown and rendering it to polished outputs like PDF or HTML using Pandoc and ConTeXt. The idea is that you write a single resume.md (or equivalent Markdown) file with your content and structure, and then the build system handles conversion, styling, layout, and output generation. The project includes styles, templates, and assets (CSS, ConTeXt files, Lua filters) to shape how your résumé looks, controlling typography, sections, spacing, and visual formatting. ...