🏃‍♂️ NvimRunner

Plugin to run your current file inside Neovim. Works by running compile command to inbuilt terminal. Easy to specify your own compiler for any file extension.

Features

Command	Description
:NvimRunner {arg}	Runs current file, {arg} specifies which way to split terminal ( v/h )
:ToggleAutoRun {arg}	Toggles autorun on, runs :NvimRunner {arg} everytime buffer is saved
:DisableAutoRun	Toggles autorun off

Demonstration

demo_runner.mp4

toggle_demo.mp4

test@DESKTOP-EAKT3B1_._playground.2025-05-03.17-09-52.mp4

Languages Supported

Warning

Ensure that compiler for whatever language you run is already installed

Additional languages can be added yourself. See Configuration

While being run, {file} is replaced with filename ( + extension ) and {name} is replaced with filename ( without extension ).

For example for some test.c file,

Before substitution-

gcc {file} -o {name} && ./{name} 

After substitution-

gcc test.c -o test && ./test

Language	Command Run
.sh	"./{file}"
.cpp	"g++ {file} -o {name} && ./{name}"
.c	"gcc {file} -o {name} && ./{name}"
.py	"python3 {file}"
.java	"javac {file} && java {name}"
.rs	"rustc {file} && ./{name}"
.rb	"ruby {file}"
.pl	"perl {file}"
.v	"iverilog {file} -o {name} && vvp {name}"

Installation

Installl using any plugin manager.

Recommended to use lazy.nvim:

  {
  "lokop5116/NvimRunner",
  opts = { -- your configuration
    compilers = {},
    }
}

Configuration

Adding your own language-

{
"lokop5116/NvimRunner",
opts = {
  compilers = {
  ["file extension"] = "command to be run on terminal"
    }
  }
}

For example, adding clang++ as compiler for C++ files-

-- add this line to compilers
 ["cpp"] = "clang++ {file} -o {name} && ./{name}"