It's inspired by gist.el but for Gitlab Snippet.
(setq gsnip-private-token "<your-private-token>")
(setq gsnip-url "<your-gitlab-url>")- Select a region, then invoke
gsnip-region. - Invoke
gsnip, show the snippets list.
| keymap | command |
|---|---|
| n | cursor move down |
| p | cursor move up |
| q | quit window |
| G | refresh |
| d | delete snippet |
| e | edit snippet meta info |
| y | yank snippet link |
| Y | yank snippet |
| RET | show current snippet |
- After pressing
RET, you can edit the snippet with:
C-x C-s: save the snippet.C-x C-w: rename the snippet, note that the suffix will affect highlighting.
- For people who prefer to use Gitlab.
- Some companies may deploy Gitlab as their private code repository, in that case, using gist won't be appropriate any more.