NukeTools for Neovim

A Neovim plugin for seamless integration with Nuke, allowing you to execute Python/BlinkScript code in Nuke directly from your Neovim editor.

Features

• Connect to Nuke via NukeServerSocket
• Send Python/BlinkScript code from Neovim to Nuke
• Display Nuke's output in Neovim
• Support for whole buffer and selected text execution

Installation

Using LazyVim:

return {
  {
   "sisoe24/nuketools.nvim",
    keys = {
      { "<leader>nk", ":ExecuteInNuke<CR>" , desc = "Execute in Nuke" },
      { "<leader>nk", ":ExecuteSelectionInNuke<CR>", mode = { "v" }, desc = "Execute selection in Nuke" },
    },
    opts = {
    --   clearOutput = true,
    --   formatOutput = true,
    --   host = "127.0.0.1",
    --   port = 54321,
    },
  },
}

Configuration

All configuration options are optional and have default values.

• clearOutput: Clear output buffer before sending code to Nuke. Default: true
• formatOutput: Format Nuke's output based on NukeServerSocket's output format. Default: true
• host: NukeServerSocket's host. Default: "127.0.0.1". Change only if you wish to connect to a specific host.
• port: NukeServerSocket's port. Default: 54321. Change only if you wish to connect to a specific port. The extension will automatically pick the NukeServerSocket's port if is changed in Nuke's preferences (requires neovim to be restarted).

Usage

• :ExecuteInNuke: Execute the whole buffer in Nuke
• :ExecuteInNuke {code}: Execute the argument in Nuke
• :ExecuteSelectionInNuke: Execute the selected text in Nuke

Note

The extension does not provide any keybindings by default. You can add your own keybindings by using the keys field in the LazyVim configuration (see above).

Requirements

• NukeServerSocket plugin
• Currently using Neovim 0.10.0 but should work with previous versions as well.

License

MIT License

Acknowledgements

This plugin is inspired by the Nuke-Tools extension for Visual Studio Code.