Announcing nvim-compleet: A new autocompletion framework written in Rust!
Hey everyone! I wanted to share with you [nvim-compleet](https://github.com/noib3/nvim-compleet), a new plugin I've been working on in the past few weeks.
Why create another completion framework? Two reasons:
a) I mostly just needed an excuse to spend waay too much time playing with Rust because it's awesome;
b) I wanted to combine the best parts of `nvim-cmp` and `coq_nvim` in a single plugin, while also adding new features. `nvim-cmp` can be customized to look nice but can be sluggish at times, while `coq_nvim` is plenty fast but it's constrained to use the builtin popup menu and it doesn't integrate with external snippet sources.
Currently `nvim-compleet` doesn't provide any useful sources. I've implemented all the "boring" parts (UI, commands, autocmds, mappings, etc), and now the fun begins.
Since the project is still very much in its early stages I thought this would be a great time to gather feature requests and suggestions, hence the reason of this post.
Also, if there are any Rustaceans that would like to get involved in the development please reach out, the more people we can get working on this the better :)