NGINX for Nova

Provides syntax highlighting and folding for NGINX configuration files.

Some OpenResty (nested Lua) support has been added. Still in progress.

NOTE
The NGINX tree-sitter implementation is in early development.

If you wish to contribute, you may find the source here.

Version 0.2.7

• Additional improvements to file name / extension detection.
• Thanks again to Toni Förster!

Version 0.2.6

• Improvements to file name / extension detection, thanks to Toni Förster.

  • His changes resolve activation conflicts with other Nova extensions.

• The former approach was overly broad, as many non-NGINX files can end in “conf”.

  • Methods for external NGINX config detection will be investigated.

Version 0.2.5

• Added several OpenResty Lua blocks

Version 0.2.4

• Improvements to regex tokens within unquoted strings

Version 0.2.3

• Corrected variables parsing within strings

Version 0.2.2

• Improvements to single & double quote strings
• Improvements to handling parentheses
• Implemented indentation patterns
• Removed some obsolete, overly specific grammars

Version 0.2.1

• Improved Lua block folding
• Corrected Lua string handling with block characters
• Corrected handling of ':' within upstreams

Version 0.2

• Added Lua Syntax
• Added Lua injection for access_by_lua_block blocks (experimental)
• Improved parsing for Lua blocks
• Improved parsing for ipv4 when variables are used after scheme
  • Long term specific parsing such as this might not be worth it
• Additional highlighting

Version 0.1.1

• Corrected syntax name
• Updated scheme highlighting
• Updated ipv4 highlighting

Version 0.1

Initial release

• Basic NGINX syntax highlighting & folding

GPLv3 License

NGINX for Nova

Copyright (C) 2022-2024 Jonathan Coole

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