replua.nvim: Emacs-Style Lua Scratch Buffer for Neovim
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mghaig
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Summary
replua.nvim is a Neovim plugin that provides an Emacs-style scratch buffer for executing Lua code directly within the editor. It creates a dedicated buffer where users can experiment with Lua, call Neovim APIs, and see results printed inline, similar to Emacs Lisp interaction mode. The plugin includes installation instructions and usage commands for opening scratch buffers.
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opens a dedicated buffer where you can experiment with Lua, call any Neovim API, and see results printed inline
much like the classic Emacs Lisp interaction mode
Run :RepluaOpen! for a fresh instance
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