nvim-soil is a minimal plugin written in Lua for Plant UML.

• Java and nsxiv (default but editable) are required to be installed in order to use this plugin.
• plantuml is optional to be installed or used in jar format.
• Recommended for Plant UML syntax highlighting nvim-nyctophilia colorscheme
• This plugin has been developed on and for Linux following open source philosophy.

Packer

use 'javiorfo/nvim-soil' -- Optional for puml syntax highlighting: use 'javiorfo/nvim-nyctophilia'

Lazy

{ 'javiorfo/nvim-soil', -- Optional for puml syntax highlighting: dependencies = { 'javiorfo/nvim-nyctophilia' }, lazy = true, ft = "plantuml", opts = { -- If you want to change default configurations -- This option closes the image viewer and reopen the image generated -- When true this offers some kind of online updating (like plantuml web server) actions = { redraw = false }, -- If you want to use Plant UML jar version instead of the installed version puml_jar = "/path/to/plantuml.jar", -- If you want to customize the image showed when running this plugin image = { darkmode = false, -- Enable or disable darkmode format = "png", -- Choose between png or svg -- This is a default implementation of using nsxiv to open the resultant image -- Edit the string to use your preferred app to open the image (as if it were a command line) -- Some examples: -- return "feh " .. img -- return "xdg-open " .. img execute_to_open = function(img) return "nsxiv -b " .. img end } } }

• If plantuml is installed you don't need any extra set up. But if wanted to use plantuml jar version you can set it up.
• The default image format is PNG.
• The default action redraw format is false.
• The default Plant UML darkmode is set to false.

• Open any yourfile.plantuml, yourfile.pu or yourfile.puml which you want to process and use :Soil Neovim command line to generate and open yourfile.png with graphical output. Press q to quit the image viewer.
• Everytime you update a Plant UML file and run :Soil, you'll get an updated image.
• The generated image is saved in the same location that your Plant UML file.
• To open the generated image without run Plant UML again use :SoilOpenImg command.

NOTE: The colorscheme nox from nvim-nyctophilia is used in this image.

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