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Have you ever found yourself adding multiple dependencies to your code before installing them? Do you hate switching between your editor and terminal for installing libs? 🤔
LazyDevHelper solves this problem! It's a Neovim plugin that lets you manage Python dependencies directly from your editor, eliminating the need to switch to the terminal. And plugin have Discord channel from now
It was a deep night, 2:40 AM, un-sleep me, phone, Notes, and brain (maybe it exist for me), and i one moment through "What if I will write the plugin for NeoVim that installing libs right from editor, and will add this libs to requirements file" (generally, i through add only the Python-pip3 packages, but.. you see what happend) And, because of that idea - i fully (at all, fck it) knocked down my sleep-mode during 4 months, and only now i have +- good sleep mode, so i can say only two things -
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Do not deep into your project too deep - you will fuck your organism, and will life in Light sleep phase, instead of REM + Deep sleep
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If u wanna think up some project from nothing- just try to do not anything 1-2 days in coding, and brain from lazy state will think up project itself
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- ✨ Install Python, Lua, Javascript, Ruby, Rust packages directly from Neovim,
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- ✨ Manage dependencies without leaving your editor,
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- ✨ Compatible with modern Neovim configurations
(As of 20.10.25 8:14 PM its list clear, i`ll do just small fixes, maybe)
- (1:01, 21.10.2024) - will be added installing libs right from requirements.txt for python, or from Cargo.toml ([Dependencies] block on corresponding file) <- Completed in 21.10.2025 15:00
Check my TODO.md for upcoming features! Want to help? - contributions are welcome.
- vim.org
- dotfyle.com
- Awesome-NeoVim
- Neovim Craft
- Store.nvim (from recently)
use {
'Silletr/LazyDevHelper',
config = function()
require("LazyDeveloperHelper")
end
}Then: :PackerSync
return {
"Silletr/LazyDeveloperHelper",
config = function ()
require("LazyDeveloperHelper").setup()
end
}Then: :Lazy sync
Command example:
Example output:


