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I'm a Senior Frontend Developer working from Warsaw, Poland.

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  • React
  • TypeScript
  • all things frontend-related
  • Rust

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  • snowboarding ๐Ÿ‚

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cmp-natdat's Issues

Enable & document icon modification

Could you consider setting up a custom kind for this source, so that it's possible to customize its icon? Copilot cmp does it and it lets me modify the Copilot icon like so:

{
	-- Vscode-like pictograms for Neovim LSP completion items.
	"onsails/lspkind.nvim",
	config = function()
		local lspkind = require("lspkind")
		lspkind.init({
			symbol_map = {
				-- This is an Octocat with devicons.
				Copilot = "๏„“",
			},
		})
		vim.api.nvim_set_hl(0, "CmpItemKindCopilot", { fg = "#6CC644" })
	end,
	lazy = true,
}

Allow skipping the colon when parsing time

Sometimes the colon is unnecessary when resolving the time.

  • 725 -> 7:25
  • 1420 -> 14:20
  • 5 -> 5:00

Let's modify the time parser to account for these situations.

Sometimes this could lead to ambiguities:

  • Oct 2 725 -> 725-10-2 (just the date) or 2023-10-02 7:25

I believe we should only make the colon optional when the format expects a time, so:

  • after a relative date
  • after a day of the week
  • at the beginning of the query

Customizable formatters

Let's refactor the way formatting is done to allow users to plug in their own formatters if they do not like the default formatting.

This would involve:

  1. Creating a natdat.Formatter type with methods for formatting different structs

    ---@class natdat.Formatter
    ---@field format_month fun(month: natdat.Month): string
    ---@field format_absolute_date fun(absolute_date: natdat.AbsoluteDate): string
    ---...
  2. Creating 2 formatters:

    • ISOFormatter with methods from existing format_iso
    • LabelFormatter with methods from existing format_original
  3. Replacing the format_iso and format_original methods on structures with a single format fun(formatter: natdat.Formatter): string. Each such method would call a corresponding formatter method.

  4. Accepting a formatter for the insertText in the cmp_natdat source. By default, it would be the ISOFormatter

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