A Lisp formatter
- Deterministic, like Black and Prettier!
- Tolerable defaults!
- Works with at least one Lisp dialect!
Nealean is a deterministic Lisp formatter. It chops your source up and puts it back together again, better.
Install with:
pip3 install --user nelean
Uninstall with:
pip3 uninstall --user nelean
Use with Vim with Neoformat with the hotkey "shift-L" with:
let g:neoformat_scheme_n = { 'exe': 'nelean', 'args': [], 'stdin': 1, 'replace': 0, 'valid_exit_codes': [0], }
let g:neoformat_enabled_scheme = ['n']
nnoremap L :Neoformat<Cr>
Nelean has no dependencies, so you can also just copy nelean.py somewhere in your PATH.
Additional options are availabile via the command line help.
The name comes from a famous professor of penmanship I found on Wikipedia, D'Nelean.
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