If only one could interact with DVC from within neovim. Oh wait, nvim-dvc does just that!
Install it using your favourite plugin manager; for instance if you are using vim-plug
Plug 'gennaro-tedesco/nvim-dvc'
Notice that this plugin makes use of bash core utils and jq internally (to parse DVC outputs), so it is recommended to have them installed.
nvim-dvc populates the location list with DVC stages and metrics files for easy access to models performances, or it enables to execute pipelines making use of prompt autocompletion, or it quickly opens up the DVC configurations. See demo below for a quick tour:
Default commands:
| command | autocompletion | description |
|---|---|---|
DVCStages |
<Tab> |
populate the location list with DVC stages |
DVCMetrics |
No | populate the location list with DVC metrics files |
DVCRepro |
<Tab> |
prompt autocompletion menu (after <Tab>) and execute stage |
DVCFiles |
No | populate the location list with all DVC tracked files |
DVCConfig |
No | open /.dvc/config for editing |
The commands usage is self-explanatory, just invoke them and sit back; however, see :h dvc-usage (or :h <DVC-command>)for further help.
If you prefer to populate the quickfix window rather than the location list simply override
lua require('nvim-dvc.config').use_quickfix = true
Do not forget that the best way to browse metrics files and json in general is nvim-jqx.
If you find this plugin useful consider awarding it a ⭐, it is a great way to give feedback! Otherwise, any additional suggestions or merge request is warmly welcome!