Source code blocks list of supported languages

[refaelsh]

Hi,

I have a question please: where is the lost of Source code blocks supported languages?
This is an example for the Nix language.

#+BEGIN_SRC nix

What are some other languages?

[jgollenz]

Try :TSInstallInfo to list all available languages grammars of treesitter. To install, :TSInstall nix

[refaelsh]

Thank you :-)

[refaelsh]

A follow-up question, please. As I understand, when I move to a new machine, and take my init.vim with me of course, I need to remember to manually run :TSInstall nix, right? If yes, then this is very bad, I so much like automation and I will definitely forget to run this and will bang my had why nothing works.

[jgollenz]

Yes, but there for sure is a way to automate this. If not in nvim itself, then via a shell-script where you call nvim -c "TSInstall <a list of all your grammars>". I'd need that myself at one point, but unfortunately I have no time to look into it now. Please share if you find a nice approach 👍

[refaelsh]

I am planning to move my init.vim to be 100% in lua, and then I will try to write something in lua that will make this automatic.

P.S.

shell-script where you call nvim -c "TSInstall "

Then I will need to remember to manually run some shell script :-)

[jgollenz]

I'm not sure if that's something you want in your init.lua. Maybe if you have a single grammar (nix in your case) that you want to install it's fine, but I have like twenty. No point in trying to install (or even checking if they are installed) on every open of neovim. Since you were talking about a new machine, can't you just automatically call a script that will install all the grammars when the machine is set up? As far as I know nix is quite handy for that, right? But ofc it's annoying if you have different distros on your machines. But if all fails, you can always make a cronjob, no?

[refaelsh]

As far as I know nix is quite handy for that, right?

Yes, but, still, this is gonna a one time, manual intervention that I will definitely forget.

you can always make a cronjob

Hmm... Let me think about it.

[Maltimore]

There's a way to do it: just use "all"

[refaelsh]

Can I hug you, please? :-)

Thank you very much.

[jgollenz]

@Maltimore thanks a lot :) I am using the treesitter plugin, but I haven't found time to properly go through the config, just did what was necessary to get orgmode running 😁

[teto]

nix definitely does this.

[refaelsh]

nix definitely does this.

Please elaborate.