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Contents

• Video example
• Status
• Introduction
• Features
• Future Features
• Roadmap
• Install using Packer
• Install using Lazy
• Avaible in
• Usage
• Plugin History

Video example

Status

Want to see status of plugin at any day? Thats file for u

Introduction

Have you ever found yourself adding multiple dependencies to your code before installing them? Do you hate switching between your editor and terminal for installing libs? 🤔

LazyDeveloperHelper solves this problem! It's a Neovim plugin that lets you manage:

• 1. Python via pip
• 2. Rust via Cargo
• 3. Kotlin/Groovy via Gradle with Maven-Central
• 4. JavaScript via npm
• 5. C++ via Nuget (In future will be used vim.ui.select for choose cause will be added Vckpg)
  • 6. C via Conan
  • 7. Ruby via Ruby-Gem
  • 8. Lua via Luarocks ...dependencies directly from your editor, eliminating the need to switch to the terminal. And plugin have Discord channel from now

Features

1. • ✨ Install Python, Lua, Javascript, Ruby, Rust packages directly from Neovim,
2. • ✨ Manage dependencies without leaving your editor,
3. • ✨ Compatible with modern Neovim configurations

Future Features

(As of 20.10.25 8:14 PM its list clear, i`ll do just small fixes, maybe)

• (1:01, 21.10.2024) - will be added installing libs right from requirements.txt for python, or from Cargo.toml ([Dependencies] block on corresponding file) <- Completed in 21.10.2025 15:00

Roadmap

If you wanna to see roadmap for 2026 and current year (2025, if you forget) - this for you: Go to Roadmap.sh

Available in

• vim.org
• dotfyle.com
• Awesome-NeoVim
• Neovim Craft
• Store.nvim (from recently)

Installation Methods

Install using Packer

  use {
    'Silletr/LazyDevHelper',
    config = function()
      require("LazyDeveloperHelper")
    end
  }

Then: :PackerSync

Install using Lazy

return {
    "Silletr/LazyDeveloperHelper",
    config = function()
        require("LazyDeveloperHelper").setup()
    end
  }

Then: :Lazy sync

Usage

Command example:

Example output:

Plugin History