Moveline is a simple plugin for moving lines up and down. It's written in Rust using my library nvim-utils.
Moveline can be installed using any Neovim package manager that supports build commands.
{
'willothy/moveline.nvim',
build = 'make',
}
use('willothy/moveline', { run = 'make' })
Moveline does not set any keybinds. It simply exports four functions: up
and down
for moving single lines, and block_up
and block_down
for moving visual selections.
You can use these functions to set your own keybinds. Here's my setup:
local moveline = require('moveline')
vim.keymap.set('n', '<M-k>', moveline.up)
vim.keymap.set('n', '<M-j>', moveline.down)
vim.keymap.set('v', '<M-k>', moveline.block_up)
vim.keymap.set('v', '<M-j>', moveline.block_down)
Moveline functions accept counts. For example, with the keybinds above, typing 5<M-k>
will move
the current line up 5 lines.