This is a basic setup of tree-sitter and the basic grammars used by it.
Only a few TODOs are left.
One, highlight in markdown is not yet supported.
Second, find out what the binaries in .tree-sitter/bin are for.
Three, select a proper theme for highlighting.
I'm hoping they are enough for highlighting and I can remove the full repositories stored.
There are some grammars installed for which no binary was created. INVESTIGATE.
At this point, Im thinking about creating a custom theme and storing it somewhere in my dotfiles, sort of like a color palete.
The current colorschemes are doubled and tripled at certain positions.
Vim uses its own nord, so does the Windows Terminal emulator, and vifm, and currently tree-sitter too.
There should be a way to unify these.
This is a basic setup of tree-sitter and the basic grammars used by it. Only a few TODOs are left. One, highlight in markdown is not yet supported. Second, find out what the binaries in
.tree-sitter/bin
are for. Three, select a proper theme for highlighting.I'm hoping they are enough for highlighting and I can remove the full repositories stored. There are some grammars installed for which no binary was created. INVESTIGATE.
At this point, Im thinking about creating a custom theme and storing it somewhere in my dotfiles, sort of like a color palete. The current colorschemes are doubled and tripled at certain positions. Vim uses its own nord, so does the Windows Terminal emulator, and vifm, and currently tree-sitter too. There should be a way to unify these.