sshelll / gott.nvim

A nvim plug helps you exec go test under the cursor.

gott.nvim

Exec go test under cursor easily.

Screenshot

Requirements

• gott (required)

Install: go install github.com/sshelll/gott/v2@latest
**Note: the version of gott should be greater than v2.0.0, **

which means you should not use go install github.com/sshelll/gott@latest

• nvim-notify (required)

Install: check https://github.com/rcarriga/nvim-notify for more details.

• vim-dispatch (optional)

This plug allows you run test async, check https://github.com/tpope/vim-dispatch for more details.

Install

Use your nvim plug manager.

Such as: Plug 'sshelll/gott.nvim'

Commands

1. Gott

​ Run go test under cursor. For example:

:Gott
:Gott -v
:Gott -v -race
:Gott -vet=off -race

2. GottFile

​ Run all go tests of the current buffer. For example:

:GottFile
:GottFile -v
:GottFile -v -race
:GottFile -vet=off -race

3. GottClear

​ Clear all the notifications.

4. GottAsync

   Run go test under cursor async. You have to install vim-dispatch first.

5. GottFileAsync

   Run all go tests of the current buffer async. You have to install vim-dispatch first.

Configuration

require('gott').setup{
    timeout = 3000,    -- try to close go test result notification after 3s.
    keep = function () -- decide whether to keep the notification after timeout(3s).
        return false
    end,
    render = 'default', -- default / minimal / simple / compact, controls the notification style.
    test_args = '-v -race', -- these args will be passed to go test command at any time.
}

The default conf is:

require('gott').setup{
    keep = function () -- keep the notification after timeout, which means the notification window will not be closed.
        return true    -- if you want to close them, just call ':GottClear'.
    end,
    render = 'default',
    test_args = '-v -vet=off',
}