Maintained fork of ruifm's gitlinker, refactored with bug fixes, ssh host alias, blame support and other improvements.
A lua plugin for Neovim to generate sharable file permalinks (with line ranges) for git host websites. Inspired by tpope/vim-fugitive's :GBrowse
.
Here's an example of git permalink: https://github.com/neovim/neovim/blob/2e156a3b7d7e25e56b03683cc6228c531f4c91ef/src/nvim/main.c#L137-L156.
GitLink-v2.mp4
For now supported platforms are:
- https://github.com/
- https://gitlab.com/
- https://bitbucket.org/
- https://codeberg.org/
- https://git.samba.org/
PRs are welcomed for other git host websites!
- Break Changes:
- Provide
GitLink
command instead of default key mappings.
- Provide
- New Features:
- Windows (+wsl2) support.
- Blame support.
- Full git protocols support.
- Respect ssh host alias.
- Add
?plain=1
for markdown files.
- Improvements:
- Use git
stderr
output as error message. - Async child process IO via coroutine and
uv.spawn
. - No third-party dependencies.
- Use git
Note
This plugin keeps update with the latest stable Neovim version, supports until the last legacy version, while earlier versions are dropped for maintenance reason. For example at the time of writing (2024-08-20), stable is 0.10, last legacy is 0.9. Thus this plugin supports 0.9+.
- Neovim ≥ 0.9.
- git.
- ssh (optional for resolve ssh host alias).
- wslview (optional for open browser from Windows wsl2).
With lazy.nvim
require("lazy").setup({
{
"linrongbin16/gitlinker.nvim",
cmd = "GitLink",
opts = {},
keys = {
{ "<leader>gy", "<cmd>GitLink<cr>", mode = { "n", "v" }, desc = "Yank git link" },
{ "<leader>gY", "<cmd>GitLink!<cr>", mode = { "n", "v" }, desc = "Open git link" },
},
},
})
With pckr.nvim
return require('pckr').add(
{
'linrongbin16/gitlinker.nvim',
config = function()
require('gitlinker').setup()
end,
};
)
You can use the user command GitLink
to generate a (perm)link to the git host website:
GitLink
: copy the/blob
url to clipboard.GitLink blame
: copy the/blame
url to clipboard.GitLink default_branch
: copy the/main
or/master
url to clipboard.GitLink current_branch
: copy the current branch url to clipboard.
Note
Add !
after the command (GitLink!
) to directly open the url in browser.
There're several router types:
browse
: generate the/blob
url (default).blame
: generate the/blame
url.default_branch
: generate the/main
or/master
url.current_branch
: generate the current branch url.
Note
A router type is a collection of multiple implementations binding on different git host websites, it works for any git hosts. For example the bitbucket.org:
browse
generates the/src
url (default): https://bitbucket.org/gitlinkernvim/gitlinker.nvim/src/dbf3922382576391fbe50b36c55066c1768b08b6/.gitignore#lines-9:14.blame
generates the/annotate
url: https://bitbucket.org/gitlinkernvim/gitlinker.nvim/annotate/dbf3922382576391fbe50b36c55066c1768b08b6/.gitignore#lines-9:14.default_branch
generates the/main
or/master
url: https://bitbucket.org/gitlinkernvim/gitlinker.nvim/src/master/.gitignore#lines-9:14.current_branch
generates the current branch url: https://bitbucket.org/gitlinkernvim/gitlinker.nvim/src/feat-dev/.gitignore#lines-9:14.
When there are multiple git remotes, please specify the remote with remote=xxx
parameter. For example:
GitLink remote=upstream
: copy url for theupstream
remote.GitLink! blame remote=upstream
: open blame url for theupstream
remote.
Note
By default GitLink
will use the first detected remote (usually it's origin
).
When the current buffer name is not the file name you want, please specify the target file path with file=xxx
parameter. For example:
GitLink file=lua/gitlinker.lua
: copy url for thelua/gitlinker.lua
file.GitLink! blame file=README.md
: open blame url for theREADME.md
file.
Note
By default GitLink
will use the current buffer's name.
When the current git repository's commit ID is not that one you want, please specify the target commit ID with rev=xxx
parameter. For example:
GitLink rev=00b3f9a1
: copy url for the00b3f9a1
commit ID.GitLink! blame rev=00b3f9a1
: open blame url for the00b3f9a1
commit ID.
Note
By default GitLink
will use the current git repository's commit ID.
Note
Highly recommend reading Customize Urls before this section, which helps understanding the router design of this plugin.
Click here to see the details.
You can also use the link
API to generate git permlink:
--- @alias gitlinker.Linker {remote_url:string,protocol:string?,username:string?,password:string?,host:string,port:string?,org:string?,user:string?,repo:string,rev:string,file:string,lstart:integer,lend:integer,file_changed:boolean,default_branch:string?,current_branch:string?}
--- @alias gitlinker.Router fun(lk:gitlinker.Linker):string?
--- @alias gitlinker.Action fun(url:string):any
--- @param opts {router_type:string?,router:gitlinker.Router?,action:gitlinker.Action?,lstart:integer?,lend:integer?,message:boolean?,highlight_duration:integer?,remote:string?,file:string?,rev:string?}?
require("gitlinker").link(opts)
The
GitLink
is actually just a user command wrapper on this API.
Parameters:
-
opts
: (Optional) lua table that contains below fields:-
router_type
: Which router type should use. By default isbrowse
when not specified. It has below options:browse
blame
default_branch
current_branch
-
router
: Which router implementation should use. By default it uses the configured implementations when this plugin is been setup (see Configuration). You can overwrite the configured behavior by passing your implementation to this field. Please seegitlinker.Router
for more details.[!NOTE]
Once set this field, you will get full control of generating the url, and
router_type
field will no longer take effect. -
action
: What action should do. By default it will copy the generated link to clipboard. It has below options, please seegitlinker.Action
for more details.require("gitlinker.actions").clipboard
: Copy url to clipboard.require("gitlinker.actions").system
: Open url in browser.
-
lstart
/lend
: Line range, i.e. start and end line numbers. By default it uses the current line or visual selections. You can also overwrite them to specify the line numbers. -
message
: Whether print message in command line. By default it uses the configured value while this plugin is been setup (see Configuration). You can overwrite the configured behavior by passing your option to this field. -
highlight_duration
: How long (in milliseconds) to highlight the line range. By default it uses the configured value while this plugin is been setup (see Configuration). You can overwrite the configured behavior by passing your option to this field. -
remote
: Specify the git remote. By default it uses the first detected git remote (usually it'sorigin
). -
file
: Specify the relative file path. By default it uses the current buffer's name. -
rev
: Specify the git commit ID. By default it uses the current git repository's commit ID.
-
A lua function that implements a router for a git host website. It uses below function signature:
function(lk:gitlinker.Linker):string?
Parameters:
lk
: A lua table that presents thegitlinker.Linker
data type. It contains all the information (fields) you need to generate a git link, e.g. theprotocol
,host
,username
,path
,rev
, etc. Please see Customize Urls - Lua Function for more details.
Returns:
- Returns the generated link as a
string
type, if success. - Returns
nil
, if failed.
A lua function that does some operations with the generated url. It uses below function signature:
function(url:string):any
Parameters:
url
: The generated url. For example: https://codeberg.org/linrongbin16/gitlinker.nvim/src/commit/a570f22ff833447ee0c58268b3bae4f7197a8ad8/LICENSE#L4-L7.
For now we have below builtin actions:
require("gitlinker.actions").clipboard
: Copy url to clipboard.require("gitlinker.actions").system
: Open url in browser.
If you only need to print the generated url, you can pass a callback function to consume:
require("gitlinker").link({
action = function(url)
print("generated url:" .. vim.inspect(url))
end,
})
Click here to see mappings with user commands.
-- with vim command:
-- browse
vim.keymap.set(
{"n", 'v'},
"<leader>gl",
"<cmd>GitLink<cr>",
{ silent = true, noremap = true, desc = "Yank git permlink" }
)
vim.keymap.set(
{"n", 'v'},
"<leader>gL",
"<cmd>GitLink!<cr>",
{ silent = true, noremap = true, desc = "Open git permlink" }
)
-- blame
vim.keymap.set(
{"n", 'v'},
"<leader>gb",
"<cmd>GitLink blame<cr>",
{ silent = true, noremap = true, desc = "Yank git blame link" }
)
vim.keymap.set(
{"n", 'v'},
"<leader>gB",
"<cmd>GitLink! blame<cr>",
{ silent = true, noremap = true, desc = "Open git blame link" }
)
-- default branch
vim.keymap.set(
{"n", 'v'},
"<leader>gd",
"<cmd>GitLink default_branch<cr>",
{ silent = true, noremap = true, desc = "Copy default branch link" }
)
vim.keymap.set(
{"n", 'v'},
"<leader>gD",
"<cmd>GitLink! default_branch<cr>",
{ silent = true, noremap = true, desc = "Open default branch link" }
)
-- default branch
vim.keymap.set(
{"n", 'v'},
"<leader>gc",
"<cmd>GitLink current_branch<cr>",
{ silent = true, noremap = true, desc = "Copy current branch link" }
)
vim.keymap.set(
{"n", 'v'},
"<leader>gD",
"<cmd>GitLink! current_branch<cr>",
{ silent = true, noremap = true, desc = "Open current branch link" }
)
Click here to see mappings with lua apis.
-- with lua api:
-- browse
vim.keymap.set(
{"n", 'v'},
"<leader>gl",
require("gitlinker").link,
{ silent = true, noremap = true, desc = "GitLink" }
)
vim.keymap.set(
{"n", 'v'},
"<leader>gL",
function()
require("gitlinker").link({ action = require("gitlinker.actions").system })
end,
{ silent = true, noremap = true, desc = "GitLink!" }
)
-- blame
vim.keymap.set(
{"n", 'v'},
"<leader>gb",
function()
require("gitlinker").link({ router_type = "blame" })
end,
{ silent = true, noremap = true, desc = "GitLink blame" }
)
vim.keymap.set(
{"n", 'v'},
"<leader>gB",
function()
require("gitlinker").link({
router_type = "blame",
action = require("gitlinker.actions").system,
})
end,
{ silent = true, noremap = true, desc = "GitLink! blame" }
)
-- default branch
vim.keymap.set(
{"n", 'v'},
"<leader>gd",
function()
require("gitlinker").link({ router_type = "default_branch" })
end,
{ silent = true, noremap = true, desc = "GitLink default_branch" }
)
vim.keymap.set(
{"n", 'v'},
"<leader>gD",
function()
require("gitlinker").link({
router_type = "default_branch",
action = require("gitlinker.actions").system,
})
end,
{ silent = true, noremap = true, desc = "GitLink! default_branch" }
)
-- default branch
vim.keymap.set(
{"n", 'v'},
"<leader>gc",
function()
require("gitlinker").link({ router_type = "current_branch" })
end,
{ silent = true, noremap = true, desc = "GitLink current_branch" }
)
vim.keymap.set(
{"n", 'v'},
"<leader>gC",
function()
require("gitlinker").link({
router_type = "current_branch",
action = require("gitlinker.actions").system,
})
end,
{ silent = true, noremap = true, desc = "GitLink! current_branch" }
)
require('gitlinker').setup(opts)
The opts
is an optional lua table that override the default options.
For complete default options, please see Defaults
in configs.lua.
Note
Recommend reading Git Protocols and giturlparser for better understanding git urls.
Note
Please see Defaults.router
in configs.lua for more examples.
To create customized urls for other git hosts, please bind the target git host name with a new implementation, which simply constructs the url string from below components (upper case with prefix _A.
):
_A.PROTOCOL
: Network protocol before://
delimiter. For example:https
inhttps://github.com
.ssh
inssh://github.com
.
_A.USERNAME
: Optional user name component before@
delimiter. For example:git
inssh://git@github.com/linrongbin16/gitlinker.nvim.git
.myname
inmyname@github.com:linrongbin16/gitlinker.nvim.git
(Note: the ssh protocolssh://
is omitted in this case).
_A.PASSWORD
: Optional password component after_A.USERNAME
. For example:mypass
inmyname:mypass@github.com:linrongbin16/gitlinker.nvim.git
.mypass
inhttps://myname:mypass@github.com/linrongbin16/gitlinker.nvim.git
.
_A.HOST
: The host component. For example:github.com
inhttps://github.com/linrongbin16/gitlinker.nvim
(Note: for http/https protocol, the host ends with/
).127.0.0.1
ingit@127.0.0.1:linrongbin16/gitlinker.nvim
(Note: for omitted ssh protocol, the host ends with:
, and it cannot have_A.PORT
component).
_A.PORT
: Optional port component after_A.HOST
(Note: omitted ssh protocols cannot have_A.PORT
component). For example:22
inhttps://github.com:22/linrongbin16/gitlinker.nvim
.123456
inhttps://127.0.0.1:123456/linrongbin16/gitlinker.nvim
.
_A.PATH
: Path component, i.e. all the other parts in the output of thegit remote get-url origin
. For example:/linrongbin16/gitlinker.nvim.git
inhttps://github.com/linrongbin16/gitlinker.nvim.git
.linrongbin16/gitlinker.nvim.git
ingit@github.com:linrongbin16/gitlinker.nvim.git
(Note: for ssh protocol, the:
before the path component doesn't belong to it).
_A.REV
: Git commit ID. For example:a009dacda96756a8c418ff5fa689999b148639f6
inhttps://github.com/linrongbin16/gitlinker.nvim/blob/a009dacda96756a8c418ff5fa689999b148639f6/lua/gitlinker/git.lua?plain=1#L3
.
_A.FILE
: Relative file path. For example:lua/gitlinker/routers.lua
inhttps://github.com/linrongbin16/gitlinker.nvim/blob/master/lua/gitlinker/routers.lua
.
_A.LSTART
/_A.LEND
: Start/end line number. For example:5
/13
inhttps://github.com/linrongbin16/gitlinker.nvim/blob/master/lua/gitlinker/routers.lua#L5-L13
.
There're 2 more sugar components derived from _A.PATH
:
_A.REPO
: The last part after the last slash (/
) in_A.PATH
(around slashes are removed, and the.git
suffix is been removed for easier writing). For example:gitlinker.nvim
inhttps://github.com/linrongbin16/gitlinker.nvim.git
.neovim
ingit@192.168.0.1:path/to/the/neovim.git
.
_A.ORG
: All the previous parts before_A.REPO
(around slashes are removed). For example:linrongbin16
inhttps://github.com/linrongbin16/gitlinker.nvim.git
.path/to/the
inhttps://github.com/path/to/the/repo.git
.
Important
The _A.ORG
component can be empty if _A.PATH
only contains 1 slash (/
). For example _A.ORG
in ssh://git@host.xyz/repo.git
is empty, while _A.REPO
is repo
.
There're 2 more sugar components for git branches:
_A.DEFAULT_BRANCH
: Default branch retrieved fromgit rev-parse --abbrev-ref origin/HEAD
. For example:master
inhttps://github.com/ruifm/gitlinker.nvim/blob/master/lua/gitlinker/routers.lua#L37-L156
.main
inhttps://github.com/linrongbin16/commons.nvim/blob/main/lua/commons/uv.lua
.
_A.CURRENT_BRANCH
: Current branch retrieved fromgit rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD
. For example:feat-router-types
inhttps://github.com/ruifm/gitlinker.nvim/blob/feat-router-types/lua/gitlinker/routers.lua#L37-L156
.
With above components, you can customize the line numbers (for example) in form ?&line=1&lines-count=2
like this:
require("gitlinker").setup({
router = {
browse = {
["^github%.your%.host"] = "https://github.your.host/"
.. "{_A.ORG}/"
.. "{_A.REPO}/blob/"
.. "{_A.REV}/"
.. "{_A.FILE}"
.. "?&lines={_A.LSTART}"
.. "{_A.LEND > _A.LSTART and ('&lines-count=' .. _A.LEND - _A.LSTART + 1) or ''}",
},
},
})
The template string use curly braces {}
to contain lua scripts, and evaluate via luaeval() (the error message can be confusing if there's any syntax issue).
Note
Please see routers.lua for more examples.
You can also implement the router with a lua function. The function accepts only 1 lua table as its parameter, which contains the same fields as string template, but in lower case, without the prefix _A.
:
protocol
username
password
host
port
path
rev
file
lstart
/lend
The 2 sugar components derived from path
are:
org
repo
(Note: the.git
suffix is not omitted)
The 2 git branch components are:
default_branch
current_branch
Recall to previous use case (customize the line numbers in form ?&line=1&lines-count=2
), you can implement the router with below function:
--- @param s string
--- @param t string
local function string_endswith(s, t)
return string.len(s) >= string.len(t) and string.sub(s, #s - #t + 1) == t
end
--- @param lk gitlinker.Linker
local function your_router(lk)
local builder = "https://"
-- host
builder = builder .. lk.host .. "/"
-- org
builder = builder .. lk.org .. "/"
-- repo
builder = builder
.. (string_endswith(lk.repo, ".git") and lk.repo:sub(1, #lk.repo - 4) or lk.repo)
.. "/"
-- rev
builder = lk.rev .. "/"
-- file
builder = builder
.. lk.file
.. (string_endswith(lk.file, ".md") and "?plain=1" or "")
-- line range
builder = builder .. string.format("&lines=%d", lk.lstart)
if lk.lend > lk.lstart then
builder = builder
.. string.format("&lines-count=%d", lk.lend - lk.lstart + 1)
end
return builder
end
require("gitlinker").setup({
router = {
browse = {
["^github%.your%.host"] = your_router,
},
},
})
There are some pre-defined APIs in gitlinker.routers
that you can use:
github_browse
/github_blame
: for https://github.com/.gitlab_browse
/gitlab_blame
: for https://gitlab.com/.bitbucket_browse
/bitbucket_blame
: for https://bitbucket.org/.codeberg_browse
/codeberg_blame
: for https://codeberg.org/.samba_browse
: for https://git.samba.org/ (blame not support).
If you need to bind a github enterprise host, please use:
require('gitlinker').setup({
router = {
browse = {
["^github%.your%.host"] = require('gitlinker.routers').github_browse,
},
blame = {
["^github%.your%.host"] = require('gitlinker.routers').github_blame,
},
}
})
You can even create your own router (with the same engine). For example let's create the file_only
router type, it generates url without line numbers:
require("gitlinker").setup({
router = {
file_only = {
["^github%.com"] = "https://github.com/"
.. "{_A.ORG}/"
.. "{_A.REPO}/blob/"
.. "{_A.REV}/"
.. "{_A.FILE}"
},
},
})
Use it just like browse
:
GitLink file_only
GitLink! file_only
Highlight Group | Default Group | Description |
---|---|---|
NvimGitLinkerHighlightTextObject | Search | highlight line ranges when copy/open |
To develop the project and make PR, please setup with:
To run unit tests, please install below dependencies:
Then test with vusted ./spec
.
Please open issue/PR for anything about gitlinker.nvim.
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