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Lua conventions, tooling, and CLI commands. For Neovim plugin development.
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| name | lua |
| description | Lua conventions, tooling, and CLI commands. For Neovim plugin development. |
| disable-model-invocation | true |
luacheck . # Lint
stylua . # Format
busted # Run tests (non-Neovim)
lua-language-server for linting and type checking with ---@type annotationsstylua for formattingbusted for testing in non-Neovim projectsmini.test for Neovim plugin testslocal by default; never pollute the global namespaceM = {} + return M module pattern---@param and ---@return annotations on all public functions@class over inline table<...> for shapes used more than once@alias for string enums — never bare string unions repeated across filesvim.api over vim.cmd string-splicingvim.iter everywhere — never raw ipairs/pairsvim.uv over vim.loop (deprecated)