Coc Marketplace: One Stop Shop For Coc Plugins

Finding coc extensions or coc plugins for vim and nvim can be a bit annoying sometimes so wouldn't it be nice to have a coc extension store built right into vim and you can do exactly with coc marketplace.

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0:00 Introduction
0:17 Open The Marketplace
1:01 Layout
1:26 Search For Extensions
1:54 Extension Management
2:48 Change Search API
4:43 Installation Note
4:58 Use Case
6:21 Reasons To Not Use It
8:55 Closing Thoughts
9:16 Outro

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[thales-maciel]

if you press <TAB> in the marketplace list you can choose an action (install, uninstall or go to homepage)

[bruderdasisteinschwerermangel]

"I'll go to the coc store do you need anything?"

[Amike]

The thumbnail was exactly me when I read the title

[thecastiel]

Thanks for making this video, I didn't know about coc-marketplace. It looks like a better way to use coc without touching the config.

coc is an awesome tool. I'm using tsserver & coc-eslint with the typescript parser for typescript development. I find it faster and has better highlighting than coc-tslint / cox-taking-plugin, It just killed vscode for me.

[AtomToast]

So you're saying it is kind of useless and most people won't regularly need it. Unless it is there by default in which case it suddenly is?

[jackdavidson]

I have found CoC.nvim to be very slow. Might I suggest using neovim 5.5 built in lsp?

[Pakanahymni]

I wonder how the missus would react to being called a "coc plugin". Only one way to find out.