🥪 suda.vim
suda is a plugin to read or write files with doas command in non interactive mode (nopass option)
This plugin was built while :w !sudo tee % > /dev/null trick does not work on neovim.
This plugin is strongly inspired by sudo.vim but the interfaces was aggressively modified for modern Vim script.
Usage
Use SudaRead to open unreadable files like:
" Re-open a current file with doas
:SudaRead
" Open /etc/sudoers with doas
:SudaRead /etc/sudoers
Or SudaWrite to write unwritable files like:
" Forcedly save a current file with doas
:SudaWrite
" Write contents to /etc/profile
:SudaWrite /etc/profile
Smart edit
When let g:suda_smart_edit = 1 is written in your vimrc, suda automatically switch a buffer name when the target file is not readable or writable.
In short,
$ vim /etc/hosts
or
:e /etc/shadow
Will open suda:///etc/hosts or suda:///etc/shadow instead of /etc/hosts or /etc/shadow because that files are not writable or not readable.