Hey. Ever get lost jumping through repetitive-ish code blocks? This is an attempt to help. It layers on top of existing syntax highlighting to visually organize things into relevant chunks, extracted as best I could (treesitter nodes > LSP folds > manual heuristics). Sharing in case anyone else finds it helpful when browsing a giant yaml :)
I used vimwiki for years, then spent some time with a Roam-style note tool in an IDE. When I inevitably came back to Neovim, I wanted something that had the parts I missed -- daily notes with todo rollover, wikilinks , quick capture, etc. So I built it.
What it does:
Daily notes with templates and automatic todo rollover between days. Plus wikilinks, backlinks, a link graph, tags, quick capture to inbox, calendar navigation, rename with automatic link updates, and link/heading/tag completion (blink.cmp + nvim-cmp). Works with snacks, fzf-lua, mini.pick, or telescope -- auto-detected.
Setup is minimal:
{
"wom/womwiki",
dependencies = { "folke/snacks.nvim" },
config = function()
require("womwiki").setup({ path = "~/wiki" })
end,
}
<leader>w opens the menu. That's basically it.
I've been using this daily for a while now and it's been solid for my workflow. Figured it might be useful to others too.
GitHub: https://github.com/wom/womwiki
Happy to hear feedback, feature ideas, or bug reports. Thanks for looking!
