Minimal nvim lua config for Markdown with Grammarly
Use the VS Code Grammarly plugin:
- clone znck/grammarly
- run the install and build commands:
pnpm install pnpm run build
- run the pnpmm test and verify that markdown passes
pnpm test
> @ test /home/droscigno/GitHub/grammarly > jest PASS packages/grammarly-richtext-encoder/test/markdown.test.ts markdown ✓ encode (76 ms) ✓ decode (1 ms) Test Suites: 1 passed, 1 total Tests: 2 passed, 2 total Snapshots: 2 passed, 2 total Time: 0.344 s, estimated 2 s Ran all test suites.
- find the binary file
grammarly-languageserver
in a subdir of theznck/grammarly
repofind . | grep "bin\/grammarly-languageserver"
Run the languageserver to make sure it starts:./extension/node_modules/.bin/grammarly-languageserver
./extension/node_modules/.bin/grammarly-languageserver --stdio
Content-Length: 85 {"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"window/logMessage","params":{"type":4,"message":"Ready!"}}^C
- remove $HOME/.config/nvim
- link this repo to $HOME/.config/nvim
- edit
lua/grammarly.lua
and set the Grammarly LSP cmd (using the one you just built in theznck/grammarly
dir)
- edit a markdown file (this one will show some issues). You should see marks in the far left column indicating grammar and spelling errors. Navigate through the errors with
]d
- add a link to a non-existent markdown file, for example,
[foo](./foo.md)
. This will show as a warning from Marksman if you add it outside of a code block. foo