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3 months ago Hey, happy you find it interesting! It's not packaged in an easy to way use (since it has 1 user :joy:), but you can set it up in Neovim like this:
- Add it as a local grammar https://github.com/3rd/config/blob/master/dotfiles/nvim/lua/modules/language-support/tree-sitter.lua#L105
- Optionally add its "plugin" https://github.com/3rd/config/blob/master/dotfiles/nvim/plugins/syslang/lua/syslang.lua
- Optionally configure other things to work with it https://github.com/search?q=repo%3A3rd%2Fconfig%20syslang&type=code
I use it non-stop as it backs all my documents and knowledge/time/task management flows, and I have a lot of software built on top of it, but I never intended it to be a public "format". (some of the sofware is here)
I can't if it would be good for others, it's just a bundle of my subjective ideas and preferences that's perfect for me.
How did you discover it? If you're coming from image.nvim, you should know I started working on that to add image support to Syslang (and there's a hidden integration for this grammar inside it :see_no_evil:).
This looks dope. Any good resource to get me started?