ascii-ui.nvim 0.29.0-1
legitimate Neovim UI framework
“A WIP extensible ui framework with no non-sense apis (hopefully) for Neovim.”
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1# Contributing to ascii-ui.nvim
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3Thanks for taking the time to contribute. Whether you are a human Neovim plugin author or an AI agent helping out, this guide will get you productive quickly.
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5## Development setup
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71. Clone the repository:
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9 ```bash
10 git clone https://github.com/ascii-ui/ascii-ui.nvim.git
11 cd ascii-ui.nvim
12 ```
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67:78… or and, when relevant, the model. For example: `Co-authored-by: OpenCode (kimi-k2.7-code) <[email protected]>`.
68- Use the email convention adopted by each tool. Known examples:
69 - **Claude / Claude Code:** `Claude <[email protected]>`
70 - **GitHub Copilot:** `Copilot <[email protected]>`
71 - **Cursor:** `Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>`
72 - **OpenCode:** `OpenCode <[email protected]>`
73- Human-only commits can omit the trailer. If a commit was assisted by an …
127:10… issue for bugs or feature requests.
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129## Agent contributors
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131If you are an AI agent, install the official skill for this project:
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133```sh
134npx skills add ascii-ui/agent-skills --skill ascii-ui-nvim
135```
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137It covers component patterns, hooks, conventions, and common pitfalls.
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19import require$$5 from 'util/types';
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