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vim-silicon

Silicon.gif?raw=true

This plugin provides a command which, given a visual selection or buffer, will generate a neat looking and highly customizable image of the source code. The image generator is https://github.com/Aloxaf/silicon, which is similar to https://carbon.now.sh, but does not require an internet connection.

Installation

First, you need to install cargo and silicon:

# Install cargo
curl https://sh.rustup.rs -sSf | sh

# Install silicon
cargo install silicon

# Add cargo-installed binaries to the path
export PATH="$PATH:$CARGO_HOME/bin"

Then, if using vim-plug, add this to your ~/.vimrc:

Plug 'segeljakt/vim-silicon'

Commands

The available commands are Silicon, and SiliconHighlight:

" Generate an image of the current buffer and write it to /path/to/output.png
:Silicon /path/to/output.png

" Generate an image of the current visual line selection and write it to /path/to/output.png
:'<,'>Silicon /path/to/output.png

" Generate an image of the current buffer, with the current visual line selection highlighted.
:'<,'>SiliconHighlight /path/to/output.png

If no /path/to/output.png is specified, then the generated image is copied to clipboard. However, this feature is only supported on Linux at the moment.

Options

This is the default configuration:

let g:silicon = {
      \ 'theme':              'Dracula',
      \ 'font':                  'Hack',
      \ 'background':         '#aaaaff',
      \ 'shadow-color':       '#555555',
      \ 'line-pad':                   2,
      \ 'pad-horiz':                 80,
      \ 'pad-vert':                 100,
      \ 'shadow-blur-radius':         0,
      \ 'shadow-offset-x':            0,
      \ 'shadow-offset-y':            0,
      \ 'line-number':           v:true,
      \ 'round-corner':          v:true,
      \ 'window-controls':       v:true,
      \ }

To get the list of available themes, you can run this in the terminal:

silicon --list-themes

For more details about options, see https://github.com/Aloxaf/silicon.

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