*tidy.nvim.txt*        For Neovim >= 0.9.0        Last change: 2023 October 22

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Table of Contents                                *tidy.nvim-table-of-contents*

1. tidy.nvim                                            |tidy.nvim-tidy.nvim-|
  - Features                                   |tidy.nvim-tidy.nvim--features|
  - Requirements                           |tidy.nvim-tidy.nvim--requirements|
  - Installation                           |tidy.nvim-tidy.nvim--installation|
  - Configuration                         |tidy.nvim-tidy.nvim--configuration|
  - Usage                                         |tidy.nvim-tidy.nvim--usage|
  - About and Credits                 |tidy.nvim-tidy.nvim--about-and-credits|

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1. tidy.nvim                                            *tidy.nvim-tidy.nvim-*

**tidy.nvim**removes trailing white space and empty lines on BufWritePre.


FEATURES                                       *tidy.nvim-tidy.nvim--features*

- Remove white space at the end of every line on save
- Remove empty lines at the end of the buffer on save


REQUIREMENTS                               *tidy.nvim-tidy.nvim--requirements*

- Neovim >= 0.9.0

It may (should) work on lower versions, but is tested and updated using
nightly.


INSTALLATION                               *tidy.nvim-tidy.nvim--installation*

Your installation configuration will depend on your plugin manager. Below is
the basic installation (using default options) for lazy.nvim.

>lua
    {
        "mcauley-penney/tidy.nvim",
        config = true,
    }
<


CONFIGURATION                             *tidy.nvim-tidy.nvim--configuration*

tidy.nvim comes with the following options and their default settings:

>lua
        {
            filetype_exclude = {}  -- Tidy will not be enabled for any filetype, e.g. "markdown", in this table
        }
<

A more full example configuration for lazy.nvim would be:

>lua
    {
        "mcauley-penney/tidy.nvim",
        opts = {
            filetype_exclude = { "markdown", "diff" }
        },
        init = function()
            vim.keymap.set('n', "<leader>te", require("tidy").toggle, {})
        end
    }
<


USAGE                                             *tidy.nvim-tidy.nvim--usage*

tidy.nvim comes with the following functions:

  -------------------------------------------------------------------------
  Lua                        Description
  -------------------------- ----------------------------------------------
  require("tidy").toggle()   Turn tidy.nvim off for the current buffer a
                             plugin

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ABOUT AND CREDITS                     *tidy.nvim-tidy.nvim--about-and-credits*

I originally wrote this as a wrapper around a couple of vim regex commands used
for formatting files before I began using formatters. These commands are not
mine, please see the sources below. Even with real formatters in my setup now,
I still like and use this because I like these specific formats to be applied
to every buffer and don’t want to have a formatting tool installed for them.

- Vim Tips Wiki entry for removing unwanted spaces
    <https://vim.fandom.com/wiki/Remove_unwanted_spaces#Automatically_removing_all_trailing_whitespace>
- `ib.`, the author of this Stack Overflow answer
    <https://stackoverflow.com/a/7501902>
- This line
    <https://github.com/gpanders/editorconfig.nvim/blob/ae3586771996b2fb1662eb0c17f5d1f4f5759bb7/lua/editorconfig.lua#L180>
    in gpanders/editorconfig.nvim <https://github.com/gpanders/editorconfig.nvim>
    for exposing me to the `keepjumps` and `keeppatterns` modifiers

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2. Links                                                     *tidy.nvim-links*

1. *tidy-demo*: https://github.com/mcauley-penney/tidy.nvim/assets/59481467/f3807c69-2b36-4a14-b83a-dd0f2829e096

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