bloody fantastic - what I got stuck on for a moment is that order of sections matters - headers after GET were ignored. This is stated in the description of the block in the readme of the plugin but was not explicit enough for my squirrel brain :)
I am interested in how you managed to put another statusline in between your editor and the terminal, do you mind sharing your dotfiles or explaining that? Looks really clean and neat.
@@axel_so This plugin uses curl under the hood and all of the curl options work here as well so it is just a convenient way to run curl from within vim.
Vim rest console is a dead project. You should use rest-nvim instead. It is lua based. You can do a lot more with it. Assign variables, environment variables, extract json response and use it as a variable and so much more more. While you can do this using vim rest console too, since curl now supports variable.
Thanks! This is pretty handy. I have been considering creating a Postman plugin to streamline the process with Telescope. This gives me a few ideas.
Glad it was helpful!
Oohh thanks God, just what I need, because I didn't figure out how to install this plugin using the Lazyvim distro
bloody fantastic - what I got stuck on for a moment is that order of sections matters - headers after GET were ignored. This is stated in the description of the block in the readme of the plugin but was not explicit enough for my squirrel brain :)
Good point! I failed to mention that in the video
Could you please give some configurations on setting up jdtls in neovim. I've tried so many times and it still doesn't work
The timing of your question is nearly perfect. I'm halfway done with a JDTLS video and it should be posted in about a week.
Awesome, can't wait!
Finally got the JDTLS video published and released a new Neovim Starter Kit for Java to my github:
ruclips.net/video/TryxysOh-fI/видео.html
@@bjcampolo Awesome. Actually I was the first to like your video. Still implementing will let you know of the progress.
@@salimkachemela Then you are officially my #1 fan! 😀
Yo! make a video on porting your setup to lazy-vim, if you ever get to it, it seems straightforward but some config syntax confused me
I actually just made one last week 😀 Check it out here: ruclips.net/video/IKiBluTQ9ts/видео.htmlsi=7sx6PQw9m2LmUQyR
really nice video
Thank you so much
I am interested in how you managed to put another statusline in between your editor and the terminal, do you mind sharing your dotfiles or explaining that? Looks really clean and neat.
If I'm understanding you correctly, this is the lualine plugin
@@bjcampolo Thanks for your answer. I was mistaken. I see now that you are probably using Tmux or another multiplexer for your terminal.
@@007JayP007 that's right, I use tmux
I use vim and love it but come on there is a tool named curl, there is no need to create or use a vim plugin for this
@@axel_so This plugin uses curl under the hood and all of the curl options work here as well so it is just a convenient way to run curl from within vim.
beautiful
Thank you! 😊
Great, btw i use neovim
Vim rest console is a dead project. You should use rest-nvim instead. It is lua based. You can do a lot more with it. Assign variables, environment variables, extract json response and use it as a variable and so much more more. While you can do this using vim rest console too, since curl now supports variable.
@@kumar-jatin-2000 I'll check it out, thanks. I've been using vim rest console professionally for about a year with no issues or missing features.