Update Significant Node Types for Centering in Typewriter.nvim

[joshuadanpeterson]

Description

This PR updates the configuration for significant code blocks that should be centered when using Typewriter.nvim's block centering features. It refines the list of syntax tree node types considered significant across multiple programming languages, ensuring more relevant and efficient centering behavior.

Changes

• Added a refined list of significant node types:
  • Common across many languages:
  • function
  • method
  • if_statement
  • for_loop
  • while_loop
  • switch_statement
  • case_statement
  • try_statement
  • catch_clause
  • finally_clause
  • do_statement
  • repeat_statement
  • function_declaration
  • class
  • class_declaration
  • method_declaration
  • arrow_function
  • generator_function
  • async_function
  • local_declaration
  • declaration_list
  • function_call
  • Language-specific significant blocks:
  • PHP: namespace
  • Go: package
  • Rust: match_statement, impl_block, struct, enum, trait, mod
  • JavaScript: function_expression
  • Python: except_clause, def
  • HTML: tag, script, style
  • CSS: rule, media, keyframes
  • SQL: select_statement, insert_statement, update_statement, delete_statement, create_statement, alter_statement, drop_statement, begin_statement, commit_statement, rollback_statement

Rationale

The updated list includes node types that are generally significant in the context of navigating and centering code blocks. This ensures that the Typewriter.nvim plugin provides a more tailored and relevant experience for users working with different programming languages.

Review Notes

• The typewriter.commands functions were reviewed as part of this update to ensure consistency, but no changes were necessary to these functions.
• The configuration changes are backward-compatible and enhance the plugin's functionality without affecting existing workflows.
• This PR also resolves issues mentioned in Issue #9.

Issue #9 Notes

• The changes seem to improve the behavior but it is still slightly off in PHP files, particularly with methods. The centering seems to favor curly braces instead of the method definition.
• Example from a PHP file:

  public function Example(): void
  {
    if (false) {
        throw \ErrorException('Making these functions');
    } elseif (true) {
        throw \ErrorException('longer so we can properly');
    } elseif (true) {
        throw \ErrorException('test the TWCenter command');
    } elseif (true) {
        throw \ErrorException('test the TWCenter command');
    } else {
        return;
    }
  }

  Calling TWTop on the above method results in the definition being off-screen, which may need further fine-tuning.

Testing

• Tested the updated configuration with various code samples from the supported languages to verify that significant blocks are correctly centered.
• Ensured that the plugin behavior remains consistent and stable with the refined list of node types.