The micro-editor organization maintains a diverse public GitHub presence featuring repositories primarily in Go, Lua, HTML, and Vim Snippet. Notable projects include micro, a terminal-based text editor, and various plugins such as plugin-channel and go-plugin, enhancing functionality and user experience.
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Public repositories
micro
A modern and intuitive terminal-based text editor
plugin-channel
Official plugin channel for micro
micro-editor.github.io
Website for the micro editor
go-plugin
Auto gofmt/goimports and gorename
updated-plugins
No description provided for this repository.
comment-plugin
Auto commenting/uncommenting
tcell
Tcell is an alternate terminal package, similar in some ways to termbox, but better in others.
filetree-plugin
No description provided for this repository.
terminal
Package terminal is a vt10x terminal emulation backend.
go-shellquote
Go utilities for performing shell-like word splitting/joining
json5
Go JSON5 decoder package based on encoding/json
Frequently asked questions
What does micro-editor build on GitHub?
Micro-editor builds several repositories focused on text editing and terminal utilities. The primary project is micro, a terminal-based text editor, along with various plugins and tools that extend its capabilities.
Which programming languages does micro-editor use?
Micro-editor utilizes a range of programming languages, with Go and Lua as the primary languages. HTML is also used for project websites, while Vim Snippet is employed for certain plugin functionalities.
Are micro-editor's repositories public?
Yes, all of micro-editor's repositories are public on GitHub. This allows users and developers to access the source code, contribute to projects, and collaborate on enhancements and new features.
Is this exposure intended?
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