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CREATED

2025-09-28

UPDATED

2025-10-26

A comprehensive Neovim plugin that provides modern markdown editing capabilities, implementing features found in popular editors like Typora, Mark Text, and Obsidian.

Key Features: Zero dependencies • Works with any filetype • Full test coverage (85%+) • Extensively documented

Why markdown-plus.nvim?
Quick Start
Features
Requirements
Installation
Usage
Keymaps Reference
Configuration
Customizing Keymaps
Contributing & Development
License

Why markdown-plus.nvim?

markdown-plus.nvim brings the best markdown editing experience to Neovim with several key advantages:

Zero Dependencies: No external dependencies required - just install and go
Universal Compatibility: Works with any filetype, not just markdown (great for plain text, notes, org files, etc.)
Battle-Tested: 85%+ test coverage ensures reliability and stability
Modern Features: Implements features from popular editors like Typora, Mark Text, and Obsidian
Extensively Documented: Comprehensive documentation with examples for every feature
Actively Maintained: Regular updates, quick bug fixes, and responsive to community feedback
Flexible Configuration: Modular feature system - enable only what you need
Smart Defaults: Works out of the box with sensible keymaps that respect your existing configuration

Quick Start

Using lazy.nvim:

{
  "yousefhadder/markdown-plus.nvim",
  ft = "markdown",
}

That's it! The plugin will automatically activate with default keymaps when you open a markdown file.

Want to customize?

{
  "yousefhadder/markdown-plus.nvim",
  ft = "markdown",
  config = function()
    require("markdown-plus").setup({
      -- Your custom configuration here
    })
  end,
}

See Configuration for all available options.

Features

Auto-create next list item: Press Enter to automatically continue lists
Normal mode list creation: Use o/O in normal mode to create new list items
Smart list indentation: Use Tab/Shift+Tab to indent/outdent list items
Auto-renumber ordered lists: Automatically renumber when items are added/deleted
Smart backspace: Remove list markers when backspacing on empty items
List breaking: Press Enter twice on empty list items to break out of lists
Checkbox support: Works with all list types (e.g., - [ ], 1. [ ], a. [x])
Multiple list types: Supports unordered (-, *, +), ordered (1., 2.), letter-based (a., A.), and parenthesized variants (1), a), A))
Nested lists: Full support for nested lists with proper renumbering

Toggle bold: <leader>mb to toggle **bold** formatting on selection or word
Toggle italic: <leader>mi to toggle *italic* formatting on selection or word
Toggle strikethrough: <leader>ms to toggle ~~strikethrough~~ formatting on selection or word
Toggle inline code: <leader>mc to toggle `code` formatting on selection or word
Clear all formatting: <leader>mC to remove all markdown formatting from selection or word
Smart word detection: Works with words containing hyphens (test-word), dots (file.name), and underscores (snake_case)
Visual and normal mode: All formatting commands work in both visual selection and normal mode (on current word)

Header navigation: Jump between headers with ]] (next) and [[ (previous)
Promote/demote headers: Increase/decrease header importance with <leader>h+ and <leader>h-
Set header level: Quickly set header level 1-6 with <leader>h1 through <leader>h6
Generate TOC: Auto-generate table of contents with <leader>ht (uses HTML markers to prevent duplicates)
Update TOC: Refresh existing TOC with <leader>hu after modifying headers
Follow TOC links: Press gd on a TOC link to jump to that header
Smart TOC placement: TOC appears right before first section (after introduction text)
Code block aware: Headers inside code blocks are correctly ignored
GitHub-compatible slugs: Anchor links work correctly on GitHub (handles Q&A, C++, etc.)

Insert link: <leader>ml to insert a new markdown link with text and URL
Convert selection to link: Select text and <leader>ml to convert it to a link
Edit link: <leader>me on a link to edit its text and URL
Open links: Use gx (native Neovim) to open links in your browser
Auto-convert URL: <leader>ma on a URL to convert it to a markdown link
Reference-style links: Convert between inline [text](url) and reference [text][ref] styles
Convert to reference: <leader>mR to convert inline link to reference-style
Convert to inline: <leader>mI to convert reference link to inline
Smart URL detection: Works with bare URLs and properly formatted links

Toggle blockquote: Use <leader>mq to toggle > blockquote formatting on the current line or visual selection.
Visual and normal mode: Works in both visual selection and normal mode.

Requirements

Neovim 0.11+ (uses modern Lua APIs)
No external dependencies

Installation

{
  "yousefhadder/markdown-plus.nvim",
  ft = "markdown",  -- Load on markdown files by default
  config = function()
    require("markdown-plus").setup({
      -- Configuration options (all optional)
      enabled = true,
      features = {
        list_management = true,  -- Enable list management features
        text_formatting = true,  -- Enable text formatting features
        headers_toc = true,      -- Enable headers and TOC features
        links = true,            -- Enable link management features
      },
      keymaps = {
        enabled = true,  -- Enable default keymaps
      },
      filetypes = { "markdown" },  -- Filetypes to enable the plugin for
    })
  end,
}

Using with multiple filetypes:

{
  "yousefhadder/markdown-plus.nvim",
  ft = { "markdown", "text", "txt" },  -- Load on multiple filetypes
  config = function()
    require("markdown-plus").setup({
      filetypes = { "markdown", "text", "txt" },  -- Enable for these filetypes
    })
  end,
}

# Install via LuaRocks
luarocks install markdown-plus.nvim

# Or install development version
luarocks install --server=https://luarocks.org/dev markdown-plus.nvim

Then add to your Neovim configuration:

-- No plugin manager needed, already installed via LuaRocks
require("markdown-plus").setup({
  -- Your configuration here
})

use {
  "yousefhadder/markdown-plus.nvim",
  ft = "markdown",
  config = function()
    require("markdown-plus").setup()
  end,
}

Clone this repository to your Neovim configuration directory:

cd ~/.config/nvim
git clone https://github.com/yousefhadder/markdown-plus.nvim

Add to your init.lua:

require("markdown-plus").setup()

Usage

The plugin automatically activates when you open a markdown file (.md extension). All features work seamlessly with Neovim's built-in functionality.

Auto-continue Lists

- Type your first item and press Enter
- The next item is automatically created ⬅️ (cursor here)

Checkbox Lists

- [ ] Press Enter after this unchecked item
- [ ] Next checkbox item is created ⬅️ (cursor here)

1. [x]
2. [ ]

Smart Indentation

- Top level item
  - Press Tab to indent ⬅️ (cursor here)
    - Press Tab again for deeper nesting
  - Press Shift+Tab to outdent ⬅️ (cursor here)

List Breaking

- Type your item
-
  ⬆️ Press Enter on empty item, then Enter again to break out:

Regular paragraph text continues here.

Smart Backspace

- Type some text, then delete it all
- ⬅️ Press Backspace here to remove the bullet entirely

Normal Mode List Creation

- Position cursor on this list item
- Press 'o' to create next item ⬅️ (new item appears below)
- Press 'O' to create previous item ⬅️ (new item appears above)

1. Works with ordered lists too
2. Press 'o' to create item 3 below ⬅️
3. Press 'O' to create item between 2 and 3 ⬅️

a. Letter-based lists supported
b. Press 'o' for next letter ⬅️
c. Press 'O' for previous letter ⬅️

1) Parenthesized lists work too
2) Auto-increments correctly ⬅️

Toggle Bold

Position cursor on word and press <leader>mb:
text → **text**
**text** → text (toggle off)

Or select text in visual mode and press <leader>mb:
Select "this text" → **this text**

Toggle Italic

Position cursor on word and press <leader>mi:
text → *text*
*text* → text (toggle off)

Toggle Strikethrough

Position cursor on word and press <leader>ms:
text → ~~text~~
~~text~~ → text (toggle off)

Toggle Inline Code

Position cursor on word and press <leader>mc:
text → `text`
`text` → text (toggle off)

Clear All Formatting

Position cursor on formatted word and press <leader>mC:
**bold** *italic* `code` → bold italic code

Or select complex formatted text and press <leader>mC:
This **bold** and *italic* text → This bold and italic text

Smart Word Detection

Works with special characters in words:
test-with-hyphens → **test-with-hyphens** (entire word formatted)
file.name.here → *file.name.here* (entire word formatted)
snake_case_word → `snake_case_word` (entire word formatted)

Visual Mode Selection

Select any text in visual mode and format it:
1. Enter visual mode with 'v'
2. Select the text you want to format
3. Press <leader>mb (or mi, ms, mc, mC)
4. The entire selection will be formatted

Example: Select "multiple words here" → **multiple words here**

Header Navigation

Use ]] and [[ to jump between headers quickly:
# Main Title       ← Press ]] to jump here
Content
## Section 1       ← Press ]] to jump here
Content
### Subsection    ← Press ]] to jump here
Content
Press [[ to jump backwards

Promote/Demote Headers

Position cursor on any header and adjust its level:
### Subsection    ← Press <leader>h+ → ## Subsection (promoted)
## Section        ← Press <leader>h- → ### Section (demoted)

Convert to Header

Position cursor on any line:
Regular text      ← Press <leader>h2 → ## Regular text
Already header    ← Press <leader>h4 → #### Already header

Generate Table of Contents

# My Document

Press <leader>ht to generate TOC:

<!-- TOC -->

## Table of Contents

- [Section 1](#section-1)
  - [Subsection 1.1](#subsection-1-1)
- [Section 2](#section-2)

<!-- /TOC -->

## Section 1
...

Note: The TOC is wrapped in HTML comment markers  and . This prevents duplicate TOCs from being created if you press <leader>ht again. To update an existing TOC, use <leader>hu instead.

Update TOC

After adding/removing/renaming headers:
1. Press <leader>hu to update the TOC
2. All links are regenerated automatically
3. The content between <!-- TOC --> and <!-- /TOC --> is replaced

Follow TOC Links

## Table of Contents

- [Getting Started](#getting-started)  ← Position cursor here
- [API & SDK](#api--sdk)
- [Q&A](#qa)

Press gd to jump directly to that header!

## Getting Started    ← You jump here instantly!

TOC with Symbols (GitHub-Compatible)

# API Documentation

## Q&A              → TOC link: [Q&A](#qa)
## API & SDK        → TOC link: [API & SDK](#api--sdk)
## C++ Examples     → TOC link: [C++ Examples](#c-examples)
## What's New?      → TOC link: [What's New?](#whats-new)

All links work correctly on GitHub! ✓

Code Blocks Ignored

# Document

## Real Section

\`\`\`bash
# This is NOT in the TOC
## Neither is this
\`\`\`

Press <leader>ht → Only "Real Section" appears in TOC ✓

Insert New Link

In normal mode, press <leader>ml:
1. You'll be prompted: "Link text: "
2. Enter the text (e.g., "GitHub")
3. You'll be prompted: "URL: "
4. Enter the URL (e.g., "https://github.com")
5. Result: [GitHub](https://github.com)

Convert Selection to Link

Select text in visual mode:
Visit my website  ← Select "my website" with visual mode

Press <leader>ml:
1. You'll be prompted: "URL: "
2. Enter URL (e.g., "https://example.com")
3. Result: Visit [my website](https://example.com)

Edit Existing Link

Position cursor anywhere on a link and press <leader>me:

[Old Text](https://old-url.com)  ← cursor here

Press <leader>me:
1. Link text: Old Text (edit or press Enter)
2. URL: https://old-url.com (edit or press Enter)

Result: [New Text](https://new-url.com)

Open Link in Browser

Use native Neovim functionality:
[Google](https://google.com)  ← Position cursor here
Press gx to open in browser

https://example.com  ← Works on bare URLs too
Press gx to open

Convert URL to Link

Position cursor on a URL and press <leader>ma:

Check out https://github.com/yousefhadder/markdown-plus.nvim

Press <leader>ma:
1. Link text (empty for URL): GitHub Plugin
2. Result: Check out [GitHub Plugin](https://github.com/yousefhadder/markdown-plus.nvim)

Or leave text empty to use URL as text:
Result: [https://github.com/yousefhadder/markdown-plus.nvim](https://github.com/yousefhadder/markdown-plus.nvim)

Reference-Style Links

Convert inline link to reference-style with <leader>mR:

[Documentation](https://docs.example.com)  ← cursor here

Press <leader>mR:
Result:
[Documentation][documentation]

... (at end of document)
[documentation]: https://docs.example.com

---

Convert reference link to inline with <leader>mI:

[My Link][myref]  ← cursor here

... (elsewhere in document)
[myref]: https://myref.com

Press <leader>mI:
Result: [My Link](https://myref.com)

Reuse Existing References

When converting links with the same text and URL to reference-style,
the reference is reused:

Check out [GitHub](https://github.com) for code.
Visit [GitHub](https://github.com) to see projects.

Press <leader>mR on both:
Result:
Check out [GitHub][github] for code.
Visit [GitHub][github] to see projects.

[github]: https://github.com  ← Only one definition

---

Links with different text create separate references even with same URL:

[dotfiles](https://github.com/yousefhadder/dotfiles)
[My Dotfiles](https://github.com/yousefhadder/dotfiles)

Press <leader>mR on both:
Result:
[dotfiles][dotfiles]
[My Dotfiles][my-dotfiles]

[dotfiles]: https://github.com/yousefhadder/dotfiles
[my-dotfiles]: https://github.com/yousefhadder/dotfiles

Toggle Blockquote

Position cursor on a line and press `<leader>mq`:
This is a normal line → `> This is a normal line`
`> This is a quoted line` → This is a normal line (toggle off)

Visual Mode Selection

Select multiple lines in visual mode and press `<leader>mq`:
1. Enter visual mode with `V` (line-wise visual mode)
2. Select the lines you want to quote
3. Press `<leader>mq`

Example:
Normal line 1
Normal line 2

→

> Normal line 1
> Normal line 2

Keymaps Reference

Feature	Keymap	Mode	Description
List Management
	`<CR>`	Insert	Auto-continue lists or break out
	`<Tab>`	Insert	Indent list item
	`<S-Tab>`	Insert	Outdent list item
	`<BS>`	Insert	Smart backspace
	`o`	Normal	Create next list item
	`O`	Normal	Create previous list item
	`<leader>mr`	Normal	Manual renumber lists
Text Formatting
	`<leader>mb`	Normal/Visual	Toggle bold
	`<leader>mi`	Normal/Visual	Toggle italic
	`<leader>ms`	Normal/Visual	Toggle ~~strikethrough~~
	`<leader>mc`	Normal/Visual	Toggle `code`
	`<leader>mC`	Normal/Visual	Clear all formatting
Headers & TOC
	`]]`	Normal	Jump to next header
	`[[`	Normal	Jump to previous header
	`<leader>h+`	Normal	Promote header
	`<leader>h-`	Normal	Demote header
	`<leader>h1` to `h6`	Normal	Set header level
	`<leader>ht`	Normal	Generate TOC
	`<leader>hu`	Normal	Update TOC
	`gd`	Normal	Follow TOC link
Links
	`<leader>ml`	Normal	Insert new link
	`<leader>ml`	Visual	Convert selection to link
	`<leader>me`	Normal	Edit link
	`<leader>ma`	Normal	Auto-convert URL
	`<leader>mR`	Normal	Convert to reference
	`<leader>mI`	Normal	Convert to inline
	`gx`	Normal	Open link in browser
Quotes
	`<leader>mq`	Normal/Visual	Toggle blockquote

List Management (Insert Mode)

Keymap	Mode	Description
`<CR>`	Insert	Auto-continue lists or break out of lists
`<Tab>`	Insert	Indent list item
`<S-Tab>`	Insert	Outdent list item
`<BS>`	Insert	Smart backspace (removes empty list markers)

List Management (Normal Mode)

Keymap	Mode	Description
`o`	Normal	Create next list item
`O`	Normal	Create previous list item
`<leader>mr`	Normal	Manual renumber ordered lists
`<leader>md`	Normal	Debug list groups (development)

Text Formatting (Normal & Visual Mode)

Keymap	Mode	Description
`<leader>mb`	Normal/Visual	Toggle bold formatting
`<leader>mi`	Normal/Visual	Toggle italic formatting
`<leader>ms`	Normal/Visual	Toggle ~~strikethrough~~ formatting
`<leader>mc`	Normal/Visual	Toggle `code` formatting
`<leader>mC`	Normal/Visual	Clear all formatting

Headers & TOC (Normal Mode)

Keymap	Mode	Description
`]]`	Normal	Jump to next header
`[[`	Normal	Jump to previous header
`<leader>h+`	Normal	Promote header (increase importance)
`<leader>h-`	Normal	Demote header (decrease importance)
`<leader>h1`	Normal	Set/convert to H1
`<leader>h2`	Normal	Set/convert to H2
`<leader>h3`	Normal	Set/convert to H3
`<leader>h4`	Normal	Set/convert to H4
`<leader>h5`	Normal	Set/convert to H5
`<leader>h6`	Normal	Set/convert to H6
`<leader>ht`	Normal	Generate table of contents
`<leader>hu`	Normal	Update existing table of contents
`gd`	Normal	Follow TOC link (jump to header)

Links & References (Normal & Visual Mode)

Keymap	Mode	Description
`<leader>ml`	Normal	Insert new markdown link
`<leader>ml`	Visual	Convert selection to link
`<leader>me`	Normal	Edit link under cursor
`<leader>ma`	Normal	Convert URL to markdown link
`<leader>mR`	Normal	Convert to reference-style link
`<leader>mI`	Normal	Convert to inline link
`gx`	Normal	Open link in browser (native Neovim)

Quotes Management (Normal & Visual Mode)

Keymap	Mode	Description
`<leader>mq`	Normal	Toggle blockquote on current line
`<leader>mq`	Visual	Toggle blockquote on selected lines

Note: In normal mode, these commands operate on the word under cursor. In visual mode, they operate on the selected text.

Configuration

require("markdown-plus").setup({
  -- Global enable/disable
  enabled = true,

  -- Feature toggles
  features = {
    list_management = true,    -- List management features
    text_formatting = true,    -- Text formatting features
    headers_toc = true,        -- Headers and TOC features
    links = true,              -- Link management and references
  },

  -- Keymap configuration
  keymaps = {
    enabled = true,  -- Set to false to disable all default keymaps
  },

  -- Filetypes configuration
  -- Specifies which filetypes will enable the plugin features
  -- Default: { "markdown" }
  filetypes = { "markdown" },
})

Using with Multiple Filetypes

The plugin can be enabled for any filetype, not just markdown. This is useful for:

Plain text files (.txt, .text)
Note-taking formats (.note, .org)
Documentation files
Any text-based format where you want markdown-style formatting

Example: Enable for markdown and plain text files

require("markdown-plus").setup({
  filetypes = { "markdown", "text", "txt" },
})

Example: Enable for custom note-taking setup

require("markdown-plus").setup({
  filetypes = { "markdown", "note", "org", "wiki" },
})

Important: Make sure your plugin manager also loads the plugin for these filetypes:

-- For lazy.nvim
{
  "yousefhadder/markdown-plus.nvim",
  ft = { "markdown", "text", "txt" },  -- Match your filetypes config
  config = function()
    require("markdown-plus").setup({
      filetypes = { "markdown", "text", "txt" },
    })
  end,
}

Alternative Configuration Methods

If you prefer not to call setup() or need Vimscript compatibility, you can configure the plugin using vim.g.markdown_plus:

Using a Table (Lua)

-- Set before the plugin loads (e.g., in init.lua)
vim.g.markdown_plus = {
  enabled = true,
  features = {
    list_management = true,
    text_formatting = true,
  },
  keymaps = {
    enabled = false,  -- Disable default keymaps
  },
  filetypes = { "markdown", "text" },
}

-- No need to call setup() if you only use vim.g
-- The plugin will automatically use vim.g configuration

Using a Table (Vimscript)

" Set before the plugin loads (e.g., in init.vim)
let g:markdown_plus = #{
  \ enabled: v:true,
  \ features: #{
  \   list_management: v:true,
  \   text_formatting: v:false
  \ },
  \ keymaps: #{
  \   enabled: v:true
  \ },
  \ filetypes: ['markdown', 'text']
  \ }

Using a Function (Dynamic Configuration)

For dynamic configuration based on runtime conditions:

vim.g.markdown_plus = function()
  return {
    enabled = vim.fn.has("nvim-0.10") == 1,  -- Only enable on Neovim 0.10+
    features = {
      list_management = true,
      text_formatting = not vim.g.vscode,  -- Disable in VSCode
    },
  }
end

Configuration Priority

When both vim.g.markdown_plus and setup() are used, they are merged with the following priority:

Lowest: Default configuration
Middle: vim.g.markdown_plus configuration
Highest: setup(opts) parameter

Example:

-- This vim.g config sets list_management = false
vim.g.markdown_plus = {
  features = {
    list_management = false,
  },
}

-- But setup() overrides it to true
require("markdown-plus").setup({
  features = {
    list_management = true,  -- Takes precedence over vim.g
  },
})

-- Result: list_management will be true

This allows you to:

Set global defaults with vim.g
Override specific settings with setup() for certain filetypes or conditions
Mix both methods for maximum flexibility

Customizing Keymaps

markdown-plus.nvim provides <Plug> mappings for all features, allowing you to customize keybindings to your preference.

Disabling Default Keymaps

To disable all default keymaps and define your own:

require("markdown-plus").setup({
  keymaps = {
    enabled = false,  -- Disable all default keymaps
  },
})

Using Mappings

You can create custom keymaps using the provided <Plug> mappings. Add these to your Neovim configuration (after the plugin loads):

Text Formatting

-- Normal mode
vim.keymap.set("n", "<C-b>", "<Plug>(MarkdownPlusBold)")
vim.keymap.set("n", "<C-i>", "<Plug>(MarkdownPlusItalic)")
vim.keymap.set("n", "<C-s>", "<Plug>(MarkdownPlusStrikethrough)")
vim.keymap.set("n", "<C-k>", "<Plug>(MarkdownPlusCode)")
vim.keymap.set("n", "<C-x>", "<Plug>(MarkdownPlusClearFormatting)")

-- Visual mode
vim.keymap.set("x", "<C-b>", "<Plug>(MarkdownPlusBold)")
vim.keymap.set("x", "<C-i>", "<Plug>(MarkdownPlusItalic)")
vim.keymap.set("x", "<C-s>", "<Plug>(MarkdownPlusStrikethrough)")
vim.keymap.set("x", "<C-k>", "<Plug>(MarkdownPlusCode)")
vim.keymap.set("x", "<C-x>", "<Plug>(MarkdownPlusClearFormatting)")

Headers & TOC

vim.keymap.set("n", "gn", "<Plug>(MarkdownPlusNextHeader)")
vim.keymap.set("n", "gp", "<Plug>(MarkdownPlusPrevHeader)")
vim.keymap.set("n", "<leader>h=", "<Plug>(MarkdownPlusPromoteHeader)")
vim.keymap.set("n", "<leader>h-", "<Plug>(MarkdownPlusDemoteHeader)")
vim.keymap.set("n", "<leader>ht", "<Plug>(MarkdownPlusGenerateTOC)")
vim.keymap.set("n", "<leader>hu", "<Plug>(MarkdownPlusUpdateTOC)")
vim.keymap.set("n", "<CR>", "<Plug>(MarkdownPlusFollowLink)")  -- Follow TOC link

-- Header levels (H1-H6)
for i = 1, 6 do
  vim.keymap.set("n", "<leader>" .. i, "<Plug>(MarkdownPlusHeader" .. i .. ")")
end

Links

vim.keymap.set("n", "<leader>li", "<Plug>(MarkdownPlusInsertLink)")
vim.keymap.set("v", "<leader>li", "<Plug>(MarkdownPlusSelectionToLink)")
vim.keymap.set("n", "<leader>le", "<Plug>(MarkdownPlusEditLink)")
vim.keymap.set("n", "<leader>lr", "<Plug>(MarkdownPlusConvertToReference)")
vim.keymap.set("n", "<leader>ln", "<Plug>(MarkdownPlusConvertToInline)")
vim.keymap.set("n", "<leader>la", "<Plug>(MarkdownPlusAutoLinkURL)")

List Management

-- Insert mode
vim.keymap.set("i", "<C-CR>", "<Plug>(MarkdownPlusListEnter)")
vim.keymap.set("i", "<C-]>", "<Plug>(MarkdownPlusListIndent)")
vim.keymap.set("i", "<C-[>", "<Plug>(MarkdownPlusListOutdent)")
vim.keymap.set("i", "<C-h>", "<Plug>(MarkdownPlusListBackspace)")

-- Normal mode
vim.keymap.set("n", "<leader>lr", "<Plug>(MarkdownPlusRenumberLists)")
vim.keymap.set("n", "<leader>ld", "<Plug>(MarkdownPlusDebugLists)")
vim.keymap.set("n", "o", "<Plug>(MarkdownPlusNewListItemBelow)")
vim.keymap.set("n", "O", "<Plug>(MarkdownPlusNewListItemAbove)")

Quotes

-- Normal mode
vim.keymap.set("n", "<C-q>", "<Plug>(MarkdownPlusToggleQuote)")
-- Visual mode
vim.keymap.set("x", "<C-q>", "<Plug>(MarkdownPlusToggleQuote)")

Available Mappings

Text Formatting

<Plug>(MarkdownPlusBold) - Toggle bold (n, x)
<Plug>(MarkdownPlusItalic) - Toggle italic (n, x)
<Plug>(MarkdownPlusStrikethrough) - Toggle strikethrough (n, x)
<Plug>(MarkdownPlusCode) - Toggle inline code (n, x)
<Plug>(MarkdownPlusClearFormatting) - Clear all formatting (n, x)

Headers & TOC

<Plug>(MarkdownPlusNextHeader) - Jump to next header (n)
<Plug>(MarkdownPlusPrevHeader) - Jump to previous header (n)
<Plug>(MarkdownPlusPromoteHeader) - Promote header (n)
<Plug>(MarkdownPlusDemoteHeader) - Demote header (n)
<Plug>(MarkdownPlusGenerateTOC) - Generate TOC (n)
<Plug>(MarkdownPlusUpdateTOC) - Update TOC (n)
<Plug>(MarkdownPlusFollowLink) - Follow TOC link (n)
<Plug>(MarkdownPlusHeader1) through <Plug>(MarkdownPlusHeader6) - Set header level (n)

List Management

<Plug>(MarkdownPlusListEnter) - Auto-continue list (i)
<Plug>(MarkdownPlusListIndent) - Indent list item (i)
<Plug>(MarkdownPlusListOutdent) - Outdent list item (i)
<Plug>(MarkdownPlusListBackspace) - Smart backspace (i)
<Plug>(MarkdownPlusRenumberLists) - Renumber lists (n)
<Plug>(MarkdownPlusDebugLists) - Debug list groups (n)
<Plug>(MarkdownPlusNewListItemBelow) - New item below (n)
<Plug>(MarkdownPlusNewListItemAbove) - New item above (n)

Quotes

<Plug>(MarkdownPlusToggleQuote) - Toggle blockquote (n, x)

Mixing Default and Custom Keymaps

You can keep the default keymaps enabled and override specific ones:

require("markdown-plus").setup({
  keymaps = {
    enabled = true,  -- Keep defaults
  },
})

-- Override only specific keymaps in your config
vim.keymap.set("n", "<C-b>", "<Plug>(MarkdownPlusBold)", { buffer = false })  -- Global override

Note: The plugin uses hasmapto() to check if a <Plug> mapping is already mapped before setting defaults, so your custom mappings will take precedence.

Contributing & Development

Contributions are welcome! We encourage direct collaboration - you can open issues and pull requests directly to this repository.

🐛 Bug Reports: Please include steps to reproduce and your Neovim version
💡 Feature Requests: Feel free to suggest improvements or new features
🔧 Pull Requests: Focus on single features and include appropriate tests and documentation

See CONTRIBUTING.md for detailed development guidelines.

Running Tests

This plugin uses plenary.nvim for testing.

Prerequisites

# Install plenary.nvim (if not already installed)
# Using lazy.nvim (add to your plugins):
{ "nvim-lua/plenary.nvim" }

# Or clone manually:
git clone https://github.com/nvim-lua/plenary.nvim \
  ~/.local/share/nvim/site/pack/vendor/start/plenary.nvim

Run Tests

# Run all tests
make test

# Run specific test file
make test-file FILE=spec/markdown-plus/config_spec.lua

# Watch for changes and run tests
make test-watch  # requires 'entr' command

# Run linter
make lint  # requires 'luacheck'

# Format code
make format  # requires 'stylua'

# Check formatting without modifying
make format-check

Code Quality Tools

Linter: luacheck

# Install via LuaRocks
luarocks install luacheck

Formatter: stylua

# Install via Homebrew (macOS)
brew install stylua

# Or via Cargo
cargo install stylua

Test Structure

spec/
├── markdown-plus/
│   ├── config_spec.lua       # Configuration tests
│   ├── utils_spec.lua        # Utility function tests
│   ├── list_spec.lua         # List management tests
│   ├── headers_spec.lua      # Headers & TOC tests
│   ├── links_spec.lua        # Link management tests
│   └── quote_spec.lua        # Quote management tests
└── minimal_init.lua          # Test environment setup

Development Workflow

Create a feature branch: git checkout -b feature/your-feature
Add tests for new features
Ensure all tests pass: make test
Run linter: make lint
Format code: make format
Submit a pull request

License

MIT License - see LICENSE file for details.

neovimcraft

neovimcraft

YousefHadder/markdown-plus.nvim

CREATED

2025-09-28

UPDATED

2025-10-26

Table of Contents

Why markdown-plus.nvim?

Quick Start

Features

Requirements

Installation

Usage

Auto-continue Lists

Checkbox Lists

Smart Indentation

List Breaking

Smart Backspace

Normal Mode List Creation

Toggle Bold

Toggle Italic

Toggle Strikethrough

Toggle Inline Code

Clear All Formatting

Smart Word Detection

Visual Mode Selection

Header Navigation

Promote/Demote Headers

Convert to Header

Generate Table of Contents

Update TOC

Follow TOC Links

TOC with Symbols (GitHub-Compatible)

Code Blocks Ignored

Insert New Link

Convert Selection to Link

Edit Existing Link

Open Link in Browser

Convert URL to Link

Reference-Style Links

Reuse Existing References

Toggle Blockquote

Visual Mode Selection

Keymaps Reference

List Management (Insert Mode)

List Management (Normal Mode)

Text Formatting (Normal & Visual Mode)

Headers & TOC (Normal Mode)

Links & References (Normal & Visual Mode)

Quotes Management (Normal & Visual Mode)

Configuration

Using with Multiple Filetypes

Alternative Configuration Methods

Using a Table (Lua)

Using a Table (Vimscript)

Using a Function (Dynamic Configuration)

Configuration Priority

Customizing Keymaps

Disabling Default Keymaps

Using Mappings

Text Formatting

Headers & TOC

Links

List Management

Quotes

Available Mappings

Text Formatting

Headers & TOC

Links

List Management

Quotes

Mixing Default and Custom Keymaps

Contributing & Development

Running Tests

Prerequisites

Run Tests

Code Quality Tools

Test Structure

Development Workflow