I built cook.nvim, a Neovim plugin to run or compile the current file in a terminal, based purely on file extension and config.
Instead of baking language support into the plugin, runners are just shell command templates with placeholders ({file}, {exe}, {dir}, etc.), so it works with almost any language or toolchain without plugin changes.
It also supports project-local recipes.lua for things like :Cook build, :Cook test, or custom workflows, plus a small :Coop mode that pipes clipboard input into your program (useful for competitive programming).
I built cook.nvim, a Neovim plugin to run or compile the current file in a terminal, based purely on file extension and config.
Instead of baking language support into the plugin, runners are just shell command templates with placeholders ({file}, {exe}, {dir}, etc.), so it works with almost any language or toolchain without plugin changes.
It also supports project-local recipes.lua for things like :Cook build, :Cook test, or custom workflows, plus a small :Coop mode that pipes clipboard input into your program (useful for competitive programming).
Repo: https://github.com/07CalC/cook.nvim
Feedback welcome.