v0.9.4

Note: `opts` means the configuration table of `live-preview.nvim`.

Bug fixes

• Files with spaces in their names don't work properly #254

Breaking changes

Configuration no longer handles the `opts.cmd` option. The user command used by live-preview.nvim is always `LivePreview`.

Default changes

`sync_scroll` is now `true` by default (but currently it only works with Markdown)

New features

• Supports `svg` files.

• New configuration function `require('livepreview.config').set(opts)`. Using this is recommended to avoid loading the whole plugin on startup
  The old configuration function `require('livepreview').setup(opts)` is still kept for backwards compatibility, but you should use the new one.

• Since v0.9.2, you can preview Markdown, AsciiDoc and SVG files with live update as you type without the plugin `autosave.nvim`. However, you may still need `autosave.nvim` for HTML files.

• g:loaded_livepreview for disabling the plugin on startup

Note: `opts` means the configuration table passed to the function `require('livepreview').setup(opts)`.

v0.9.3

Note: `opts` means the configuration table of `live-preview.nvim`.

Bug fixes

• Files with spaces in their names don't work properly #254

Breaking changes

Configuration no longer handles the `opts.cmd` option. The user command used by live-preview.nvim is always `LivePreview`.

Default changes

`sync_scroll` is now `true` by default (but currently it only works with Markdown)

New features

• Supports `svg` files.

• New configuration function `require('livepreview.config').set(opts)`. Using this is recommended to avoid loading the whole plugin on startup
  The old configuration function `require('livepreview').setup(opts)` is still kept for backwards compatibility, but you should use the new one.

• Since v0.9.2, you can preview Markdown, AsciiDoc and SVG files with live update as you type without the plugin `autosave.nvim`. However, you may still need `autosave.nvim` for HTML files.

• g:loaded_livepreview for disabling the plugin on startup

Note: `opts` means the configuration table passed to the function `require('livepreview').setup(opts)`.

v0.8.5

Note: `opts` means the configuration table passed to the function `require('livepreview').setup(opts)`.

Breaking changes

• Now the plugin has only one command `opts.cmd` (default: `LivePreview`) instead of two (`opts.commands.start` and `opts.commands.stop`).
• The command `opts.cmd` has 4 subcommands: `start`, `close`, `pick`, and `help`.
• Takes `opts.cmd = "LivePreview"` as example, to compare with the previous version:
  • `:LivePreview start` is equivalent to `opts.commands.start` (default: `:LivePreview`) of previous version.
  • `:StopPreview close` is equivalent to `opts.commands.stop` (default: `:StopPreview`) of previous version.

New features

• New configuration options:
  • `opts.picker`: Picker to use for opening files. 3 choices are available: `telescope`, `fzf-lua`, `mini.pick`. If `nil`, the plugin look for the first available picker when you call the `pick` command.
• `LivePreview pick`: Open a picker and select a file to preview. This command works with the pickers `telescope`, `fzf-lua`, and `mini.pick`, as specified in `opts.picker`. If `opts.picker` is `nil`, the plugin will look for the first available picker when you call the `pick` command.
• `LivePreview help`: Show document about each subcommand.

Note: `opts` means the configuration table passed to the function `require('livepreview').setup(opts)`.

v0.7.0

New features

• Add support for Github emoji in markdown files

v0.6.8

Fix bug

• Fix bug with `dynamic_root = true` option not working #211

🗑️ Deprecated API

• `require('livepreview').preview_file()`. Use `require('livepreview').live_start()` instead.
• `require('livepreview').stop_preview()`. Use `require('livepreview').live_stop()` instead.

✨ New features

🔍 Integration with telescope.nvim

To use this feature, make sure you have installed nvim-telescope/telescope.nvim

Then, set `telescope.autoload` to `true` in the configuration table of live-preview.nvim. It will automatically load the `Telescope livepreview` extension when the plugin is set up.

Alternatively, you can load the extension in your Neovim configuration file:

```lua
require('telescope').load_extension('livepreview')
```

Now you can run `:Telescope livepreview` to open live-preview.nvim's Telescope picker.

⚙️ New configuration options

`autokill` (default: `false` or `v:false`): If true, the plugin will automatically kill other processes running on the same port (except for Neovim) when starting the server.

File path as optional argument for the command to start server

You can now pass a file path as an argument to the command `:LivePreview` (or whatever you configure) to open that file in the browser. For example, `:LivePreview Documents/file.md`.

Availability on Luarocks 🪨

Now you can use rocks.nvim to install live-preview.nvim with a single command:

```vim
:Rocks install live-preview.nvim
```