What
mini.nvim is already installed and carries 45+ independent modules; only mini.icons and mini.pairs are currently enabled. Three more modules directly complement the existing coding workflow with no new git clone, no build step, and no added dependencies.
1. mini.comment — language-agnostic commenting
Adds gc (comment operator) and gcc (comment current line). Treesitter picks the correct comment syntax per language automatically. Covers every language already in the config (Lua, Python, Rust, Go, C/C++, JS/TS, Swift). No competitor exists in the current setup — there is no commenting plugin at all today.
require("mini.comment").setup()
2. mini.splitjoin — split/join structured arguments
gS splits a single-line construct (function args, table literals, arrays) to multi-line; gJ joins them back. Complements refactoring.nvim and the <CR> auto-indent keymap in options.lua.
require("mini.splitjoin").setup()
3. mini.move — move lines and selections in any direction
<M-h/j/k/l> moves the current line or a visual selection without cut-paste gymnastics. Complements the >/< visual indent keymaps in options.lua.
require("mini.move").setup()
Why it matters
All three modules are already on disk inside the installed mini.nvim pack. A single setup() call each is all that's needed; zero new network traffic or compilation. mini.comment is especially impactful since there is currently no commenting workflow at all.
Recommended action
Add to lua/config/plugin_config.lua after the existing mini_pairs block:
local mini_comment_ok, mini_comment = pcall(require, "mini.comment")
if mini_comment_ok and not is_vscode then mini_comment.setup() end
local mini_splitjoin_ok, mini_splitjoin = pcall(require, "mini.splitjoin")
if mini_splitjoin_ok and not is_vscode then mini_splitjoin.setup() end
local mini_move_ok, mini_move = pcall(require, "mini.move")
if mini_move_ok and not is_vscode then mini_move.setup() end
What
mini.nvimis already installed and carries 45+ independent modules; onlymini.iconsandmini.pairsare currently enabled. Three more modules directly complement the existing coding workflow with no new git clone, no build step, and no added dependencies.1.
mini.comment— language-agnostic commentingAdds
gc(comment operator) andgcc(comment current line). Treesitter picks the correct comment syntax per language automatically. Covers every language already in the config (Lua, Python, Rust, Go, C/C++, JS/TS, Swift). No competitor exists in the current setup — there is no commenting plugin at all today.2.
mini.splitjoin— split/join structured argumentsgSsplits a single-line construct (function args, table literals, arrays) to multi-line;gJjoins them back. Complementsrefactoring.nvimand the<CR>auto-indent keymap inoptions.lua.3.
mini.move— move lines and selections in any direction<M-h/j/k/l>moves the current line or a visual selection without cut-paste gymnastics. Complements the>/<visual indent keymaps inoptions.lua.Why it matters
All three modules are already on disk inside the installed
mini.nvimpack. A singlesetup()call each is all that's needed; zero new network traffic or compilation.mini.commentis especially impactful since there is currently no commenting workflow at all.Recommended action
Add to
lua/config/plugin_config.luaafter the existingmini_pairsblock: